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20.01.2022 Internet-based Hip OsteoArthritis Pain Exacerbation (iHOAP) Study (26/03/15) Do you have hip osteoarthritis diagnosed on an x-rayand have access to that x-ray? Are you over 40 years old?... Do you experience hip pain on most days that fluctuates? If so, you are invited to take part in an online study to help researchers determine the factors that influence your level of hip pain (e.g. weather, physical activity, foot-wear, hip injury, etc.). For further information click here or to register visit www.ihoapstudy.info.
19.01.2022 We are pleased to say the MindSpot Clinic is now offering our Pain Course for free. The Pain Course is an online program designed to help Australians manage chronic pain as well as symptoms of stress, anxiety, low mood and depression. Learn more here: https://mindspot.org.au/pain-course
18.01.2022 ONLINE SURVEY: "Have you experienced low back pain and had a scan during the past 12 months? Yes? - Then I would like your opinion. As part of her PhD with the ...Body in Mind research group at the University of South Australia, Emma Karran is leading the development of a brief educational intervention for people with low back pain who have recently had scans (e.g. X-Ray, CT scan or MRI). This intervention will involve the provision of some written material which I would like your feedback on (before it is finalised). If you are aged over 18, have 10 - 15 minutes to spare and are happy to help, please click on the link below: www.surveymonkey.com/r/GLITTERsurvey Completion of the survey will be taken as consent to use the data for research purposes. Participation will be anonymous, with no personal information collected." #yourAPMA
18.01.2022 Don't suffer alone. APMA's Pain Link telephone helpline 1300 340 357 can be contacted for the cost of a local call (QLD). Staffed by volunteers who currently li...ve, or have previously lived with chronic pain themselves, support is only a call away. APMA's volunteer staff are available to take calls from 7am to 7pm, Monday to Friday. #yourAPMA
17.01.2022 Katrina Bennett is pain-free for the first time in nearly 10 years after being among the first in Australia to have a peripheral nerve stimulator implanted. Via Herald Sun #yourAPMA www.painmanagement.org.au
14.01.2022 Online questionnaire visit: Survey | Qualtrics Survey Software - http://bit.ly/1IxNQFk
14.01.2022 We are now taking applications for our Pain Course again. It is a free and online program designed to help Australians manage chronic pain as well as the symptoms of stress, anxiety, low mood and depression. Learn more here: http://ecentreclinic.org/?q=PainCourse
13.01.2022 We are interested in why some people develop chronic pain and how individuals cope with pain that persists. The study aims to help health practitioners identify people who may be at risk of developing long-term persistent pain and associated complications such as disability (physical and social) and mental health issues. You will be asked to complete a questionnaire at three points in time. The first questionnaire should be completed now and then you will receive reminders to... complete a second questionnaire in three months and again in six months. The questionnaire covers a wide range of topics, including your diagnosis, pain levels, physical symptoms, your background and other related factors. The first questionnaire will take you approximately half an hour to complete. You can complete the questionnaires online, on the telephone or via a questionnaire booklet. Online questionnaire visit: http://goo.gl/iBTTui Please email [email protected] or telephone 0438 451053 to arrange alternative ways to complete the survey or for more information. See more
10.01.2022 CLINICAL TRIAL (VIC): "Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) in the treatment of fibromyalgia" This study is exploring a new treatment option base...d upon current knowledge of central nervous system changes in fibromyalgia using repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS); a non-invasive technique that can change the activity of neurons in the brain. To be involved, participants must be aged between 18 and 65 years and have a diagnosis of fibromyalgia. Participation will involve attending The Alfred for 20 rTMS treatments over a four week period. Each treatment takes approximately 30 minutes. This study has been approved by the Alfred Health, Monash University and Monash Health ethics committees. If you are interested, please contact: Dr Bernadette Fitzgibbon 03 9076 9860 [email protected]
09.01.2022 ONLINE STUDY: Do you have back pain and trouble sleeping? University of Sydney's six week online "Sleep for better back pain study" is investigating the value o...f a sleep quality program for people with low back pain and insomnia. This study is open to individuals or twin pairs aged 18 - 65 years who have had low back pain for over 6 weeks and have experienced sleep problems. To find out more and to express your interest, please contact: [email protected]
08.01.2022 Chronic Pain is not "just pain"
08.01.2022 APMA's very own Michael Bates was interviewed by ABC News this week. APMA has long advocated for additional government funding in the area of chronic pain. This... interview helps to provide a voice for those with chronic pain and spread awareness of our work to the wider community. #yourAPMA www.painmanagement.org.au
06.01.2022 This Griffith University Pain Study is interested in why some people develop chronic pain and how individuals cope with pain that persists. The study aims to help health practitioners identify people who may be at risk of developing long-term persistent pain and associated complications such as disability (physical and social) and mental health issues. You will be asked to complete a questionnaire at three points in time. The first questionnaire should be completed now and t...hen you will receive reminders to complete a second questionnaire in three months and again in six months. The questionnaire covers a wide range of topics, including your diagnosis, pain levels, physical symptoms, your background and other related factors. The first questionnaire will take you approximately half an hour to complete. You can complete the questionnaires online, on the telephone or via a questionnaire booklet. Online questionnaire visit: http://goo.gl/iBTTui Please email [email protected] or telephone 0438 451053 to arrange alternative ways to complete the survey or for more information See more
03.01.2022 Are you in pain? Take part in research today and you could win a $500 shopping voucher!!! This Griffith University Pain Study is interested in why some people develop chronic pain and how individuals cope with pain that persists. The study aims to help health practitioners identify people who may be at risk of developing long-term persistent pain and associated complications such as disability (physical and social) and mental health issues. You will be asked to complete a qu...estionnaire at three points in time. The first questionnaire should be completed now and then you will receive reminders to complete a second questionnaire in three months and again in six months. The questionnaire covers a wide range of topics, including your diagnosis, pain levels, physical symptoms, your background and other related factors. The first questionnaire will take you approximately half an hour to complete. You can complete the questionnaires online, on the telephone or via a questionnaire booklet. Online questionnaire visit: http://goo.gl/iBTTui Please email [email protected] or telephone 0438 451053 to arrange alternative ways to complete the survey or for more information See more
03.01.2022 Please take the time to read and support this Painaustralia #campaignforpain petition: www.change.org/p/why-are-we-condemning-our-kids-to-a-lifeti #yourAPMA #chronicpain www.painmanagement.org.au
