Where are we at with understanding the relationship between the social determinants of health and persistent low back pain? So pleased to have this (rather large) systematic review published in PAIN: journals.lww.com/pain/pages/art…

Hi folks. I'm planing to ride and walk a VERY long way during October to raise funds to support Pain Revolution do VERY good things. Please consider supporting me and/or this cause: painrevolution.raisely.com/emma-karran #gothedistance via Raisely

Have you got 15 or so minutes to help Brendan Mouatt with this research project? 18-80 yo, non health professional, WITH or WITHOUT back pain can help. Thanks for helping, sharing and RTg as you can. research.sc/participant/lo…

Goodness me - the things that turn up on Twitter! This is legendary Brendan Mouatt. Your survey (from someone who has pilot tested it) is also super interesting and really important for progressing understanding about caring for people with back pain.

Absolutely a pleasure Simon Summers, PhD, such a dedicated effort from a bunch of fine folk. Great to be bringing this topic to the attention of the readers of NASS.

Low education and low income are “clear independent contributors” to poorer outcomes following lumbar surgery - spinalnewsinternational.com/low-education-… Emma Karran #Lumbar #SpineSurgery #Spinal

Is #pain the same everywhere? youtu.be/T9xNBY_2R0w?li…

The social determinants of health play a key role in #pain management, and patients experience/recover from #PersistentPain. Join UniSA's Emma Karran about her work developing a minimum dataset for studies involving the social determinants of health. #AusPainSoc

Pleased to see this piece of work published, and glad to have been part of a truly collaborative team of professionals!

Ditto! Great to work on this with you Paul.

I’m looking forward to being part of painfutures.com to help amplify positive change efforts in the pain care and policy landscape. Uniquely centres lived experience. Join us in-person or online, early-bird fee closes 15/12/23. #painchanger #chronicpain #painfutures

It is time to take a broader equity lens to highlight health inequalities in people with pain sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Pleased to announce that our commentary has been published in BJA and is available for free download until Xmas via this link: url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/V2WnCGv05QC1… It’s time to take a broader equity lens to highlight health inequalities in people with pain. Huge thanks to the ISSHOOs team.

New IASP_MESISIG webinar alert. Join us on January 29, 2025 Wed 2:30 PM EST to learn about Enhancing Equity, Diversity and Inclusivity In Pain Research. We have excellent speakers and it will be a great sessions. Register here: pathlms.com/iasp/webinars/…

Register now for this #webinar from @IASP’s Methodology, Evidence Synthesis, and Implementation Special Interest Group about enhancing equity, diversity, and inclusivity in #painresearch bit.ly/4gddrrs #PRF