National Congress on Pain / Congrès national sur la douleur x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Opening the #nationalcongressonpain in a good way with Elder Irene Compton.

Jim Leonard, former Chief of Rainy River First Nation, shares how his community tackled substance use disorder, where half of all youth were taking oxy. Today, there is a 90% reduction in users. Lots of lessons to be learned. #CanadianPain24 #NationalPainCongress Canadian Pain Society

The problem is understated - his own research showed that there were 88 overdose fatalities in his community (incl. his own daughter), but the coroner's office had recorded only 8, including his daughter who was recorded as having died from natural causes #NationalCongressonPain

Patricia Poulin and Yaadwinder Shergill share the amazing success of the virtual supports offered by PowerOverPainPortal for people living with chronic pain. Canadian Pain Society #NationalCongressonPain #CanadianPain24

Anna Lomanowska at Transitional Pain Service at University Health Network speaking about our collaboration and the lessons learned #CanadianPain24 Canadian Pain Society

Constant dismissal is a real issue for women living with pain, many of whom have to convince their providers that their pain is real. There is lots of work to do to support everyone living with pain. medpagetoday.com/opinion/second…

We're so glad to be part of the AgeTech Collaborative™ from AARP (ILabs) and thanks for giving us the opportunity to share how we help people living with chronic pain!

Great poster session today IASP #WC2024 from the TPS team on the Development & Usability of a Scalable Digital Psychology Intervention for Chronic Post-surgical Pain. Here is our poster if you missed it: Hance Clarke Joel Katz Tahir Janmohamed Manage My Pain by ManagingLife

We at Manage My Pain by ManagingLife are so proud to be partnering with the Transitional Pain Service at University Health Network to develop this self-guided digital pain psychology program!

We are really proud to be working with Pain Canada to better support Canadians that will be receiving surgery. Pain Canada 's focus on furthering research, resources, and finding to meet the needs of people living with pain is inspiring!

Anxious about #pain after surgery? You're not alone! That's why we're excited to announce our new self-guided post-surgical pain program developed in conjunction with our partners at the Transitional Pain Service prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

An excellent personal experience of chronic pain by Jennifer Kahn of the The New York Times and her call for action. nytimes.com/2025/01/12/mag…

We're excited to share our latest paper on machine learning approaches to predicting clinical outcomes at the TPS. Thanks to Manage My Pain by ManagingLife for a great collaboration! medinform.jmir.org/2025/1/e67178 Hance Clarke Tahir Janmohamed

Led by researchers from University Health Network and McGill University: Using one month of data collected by Manage My Pain, machine learning was used to predict outcomes 6 months in advance for patients at the Toronto General Hospital's Transitional Pain Service. prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

Amazing how much progress we've made in changing how pain is managed. Looking forward to the Canadian Pain Society meeting this week! #CanadianPain25

"The potential is limitless when you are truly heard." - Vina Mohabir at #CanadianPain25 🚨 LIVE NOW canadianpainsociety.ca/live #douleurcanadienne25 The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids)

Canadian Pain Society leading a parade outside of Queen's Park to bring awareness to the gaps in chronic pain care #CanadianPain25

Honoured to speak with Matt Galloway about pain treatment needs. Patients, and my healthcare peers, need more tools and resources to support optimal pain management via The Current on CBC Radio University Health Network Canadian Pain Society Department of Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine Ontario's Anesthesiologists cbc.ca/listen/live-ra…

Chronic pain remains a major challenge—despite scientific progress, many patients still face delays, stigma, and limited options. I spoke with Newsweek about why better science hasn’t always led to better care. newsweek.com/2025/08/22/chr… #ChronicPain #PainResearch #HealthPolicy