📢 Event announcement: Symposium on "Causal Inference Methods for (Non-)Experimental Study Designs in Psychology and Health Sciences"! 🧠💉 📅 6/6/24 How to implement systematic approaches to causal questions and their assumptions. More: tinyurl.com/mdsbrajv

Very excited to be at UGent for a special event on "causal inference in psychology and health research" with Louise Poppe, Annick De Paepe, and Jelle Van Cauwenberg! With a fantastic opening introduction to causal reasoning from Ruth Keogh! #EpiTwitter #CausalTwitter

Fantastic day at Advanced Pain Discovery Platform conference sharing our work on how to develop directed acyclic graphs in pain research. Exciting to see lots of other work from Bath Centre for Pain Research represented too 🧠🧬 #pain #painresearch #universityofbath #DAGs

What an amazing few days conferencing at Advanced Pain Discovery Platform #APDP2024 and The British Pain Society #BPSASM2024 presenting work about #Publicengagement #painresearch #chronicpain #cohortstudies and #epidemiology from our work in #CHIPP and representing #UoM #UniversityofManchester

Another very successful annual meeting! 📈 Recruitment across different cohorts is progressing 📳 New studies underway using novel approaches to capture neuropathic pain 🎙️Amazing work from our patient partners using creativity to express neuropathic pain and raise awareness

We have a new doctor in the house! Congratulations, dr. Maya Braun 🥳🥳🥳 #proudpromotor

I am #PhDone. Thanks to @GeertCrombez Annick De Paepe and Femke De Backere for the support throughout the years, and the great (and translated!) speech. Thanks to all the members of the Ghent Health Psychology Lab for the support (and your contribution to the speech, of course!).

🤔Not yet listened to episode 2 of PAINCAST? Check it out: 🎙️"Whose Pain Is It Anyway?" 📢 Help us spread the word by sharing widely. We want to raise awareness of the complexity and impact of #neuropathicpain painstorm.co.uk/paincast#coll Fiona Talkington jo josh

Exciting posters detailing systematic reviews of non-genetic risk factors for neuropathic pain in people with diabetes Harry L. Hébert and predictors of neuropathic pain medication prescribing, adherence and discontinuation Mia Koponen Blair H. Smith Lesley Colvin #WCS2024

If you’re at #IASP #WC2024 please come see my #CHIPP #APDP #UKBiobank poster number 187 today! I’ll be presenting from 3:15 to 4:45pm. Centre for Epidemiology Versus Arthritis UKBIOBANK UKBIOBANK

Today we have three posters from the Chronic Pain Research Group Chronic Pain Research Group Dundee University Advanced Pain Discovery Platform PAINSTORM Consortium For Neuropathic Pain University of Dundee #CIPN #ACEs Poster numbers: WE194 WE125 WE510

Day 3 at the IASP World Congress. We have two posters from our group Chronic Pain Research Group Dundee University Last day meet with our presenters and get to know more about our research University of Dundee #ChronicPain Georgia Antoniou Lesley Colvin Poster numbers: TH187 TH238

Ready to present my work on pain management on children injured in conflict this afternoon at IASP Congress. Come and find me at 477! Bath Centre for Pain Research University of Bath @paediatricblast Save the Children UK #WC24 #paediatricblastinjury #paediatricpain #IASP

Poster from @GeertCrombez Annick De Paepe @lynn_laidlaw @WhitneyJScott: We need to improve the content validity of ecological momentary assessment items of psychosocial aspects of pain and people with lived experience need to be involved in item development. #WC2024

Great talk on how to produce trustworthy and reliable scientific research. Open science is the way forward! Check out the ENTRUST-PE guidelines to find out how osf.io/e39ys/download…

In yesterday's session on contemporary psychosocial approaches, we had talks from: @GeertCrombez on the challenges and opportunities with the BPS model Annick De Paepe on causal modelling Ed Keogh from CRIISP on a multilevel psychosocial approach to #WC2024

Finishing up, today at 9:30am we have Annick De Paepe presenting a poster: Content validity of the Pain Catastrophizing Scale (PCS): a qualitative approach

Want to keep the learning going now that IASP #WC2024 is over? Why not check out the PAINCAST podcast on neuropathic pain on your travels home? Episodes 1 and 2 are out now: painstorm.co.uk/paincast#colla…

Original: Maité Van Alboom, Dr. Liesbet Goubert & colleagues’ findings suggest indirect association between structural network characteristics and the mental well-being of individuals with chronic pain Full: jpain.org/article/S1526-…

📢New article alert!📢 Have a look at this impressive scoping review by louise et al on how to develop causal DAGs within health psychology research, including valuable guidance and recommendations on creating DAGs! Read the full article here: doi.org/njzz