Now in #PAIN : “Recommendations for patient education in the management of persistent pelvic pain: a systematic review of clinical practice guidelines” by Millie Mardon et al. bit.ly/4bx3fqY

New paper is now in print at PAIN! 👇👇

.Millie Mardon et al.’s systematic review of clinical practice guidelines includes recommendations for patient education in the management of persistent pelvic pain. Learn more in #PAIN bit.ly/4bx3fqY

I'm delighted we finally have more investment in endometrosis, but I worry the undue focus on a single condition will end up like sepsis guidelines in the UK. Shouldn't we be aiming for *taking women's pelvic pain seriously* not 'oh but do you have THE DISEASE or not'?

Had such a great time presenting some of my research work at #ASM24BRIS ! Another conference doing a whole session on pelvic pain 🥹🙌🏼

New UniSA #research identifies four important pain concepts that females say can help with #pain management, especially #pelvicpain
brnw.ch/21wIVku

“I wish I knew then what I know now” - pain science education concepts important for female persistent pelvic pain: a reflexive thematic analysis

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38452219/

NZ ahead of the game, a WHOLE SESSION on pelvic pain - wild 🤯

Such a pleasure to present my work on PSE for pelvic pain #NZPS24

Very excited to welcome our keynote speakers to #NZPS24 on Friday 🙌😊with Claire Ashton-James, PhD Joletta Belton, Alicia Emerson Ian Harris Christopher Kenedi, Karen Joseph, Millie Mardon, Pete Moore & Peter O'Sullivan

Dunedin HERE WE COME!

Introducing #NZPS24 keynote speaker Amelia Mardon. Amelia is a researcher completing her PhD UniSA investigating the role of pain science education & self-mgmt strategies for females with persistent pelvic pain. See Amelia & many more by visiting nzps2024.nz

So excited to be heading to NZ for #NZPS2024 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

Keynote speaker Millie Mardon with us in 1 week #NZPS2024 Knowledge is Power for people with pelvic pain!

New first-author publication about investigational drugs for dysmenorrhoea 👇👇