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Research
Latest funding
- $20,000
Child and Youth Mental Health in Patients with Rheumatologic Disease: Establishing a National Research Agenda
CIHR · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $411,188
Evaluating a virtual stepped care portal in youth awaiting tertiary chronic pain care: An Implementation-Effectiveness Hybrid Type III study
CIHR · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $165,000
Co-design of a pediatric chronic post-surgical pain risk (PAIN-RISK) measure
CIHR · 2022 · Supervisor
Child and Youth Mental Health in Patients with Rheumatologic Disease: Establishing a National Research Agenda
Principal investigators: Knight, Andrea; Batthish, Michelle
Keywords: Mental Health; Partnerships; Patient/Family Engagement; Pediatric Rheumatology; Research Priorities
Evaluating a virtual stepped care portal in youth awaiting tertiary chronic pain care: An Implementation-Effectiveness Hybrid Type III study
Principal investigators: Stinson, Jennifer N; Birnie, Kathryn A; Noel, Melanie E
Keywords: Chronic Pain; Covid-19; Mental Health; Mixed-Methods; Pandemic; Pediatric; Stepped-Care Model; Virtual Care
Co-design of a pediatric chronic post-surgical pain risk (PAIN-RISK) measure
Principal investigators: Rosenbloom, Brittany
Keywords: Anxiety; Chronic Post-Surgical Pain; Pain; Parents; Risk Factors; Youth
Testing Healthcare innovations in integrated Networks for Chronic pain: Evaluation of the Implementation of ECHO Chronic Pain in Canada (THiiNC-ECHO)
Principal investigators: Furlan, Andrea D; Daudt, Helena M; Leroux, Jean-Francois; Birnie, Kathryn A; Montgomery, Lori; Poole, Nancy; Sud, Abhimanyu; Zhao, Jane
Keywords: Accessible Healthcare; Chronic Pain; Health Systems Improvement; Medical Education; Opioid Use Disorder; Primary Care; Project Echo; Provider Satisfaction
Evaluating a virtual stepped care portal in youth awaiting tertiary chronic pain care: An Implementation-Effectiveness Hybrid Type III study
Principal investigators: Stinson, Jennifer N; Birnie, Kathryn A; Noel, Melanie E
Keywords: Chronic Pain; Covid-19; Mental Health; Mixed-Methods; Pandemic; Pediatric; Stepped-Care Model; Virtual Care
Power over Pain Portal: A stepped-care virtual solution to deliver early intervention to Canadian youth with chronic pain
Principal investigators: Stinson, Jennifer N; Backlin, Gillian; Gill, Javed S; Kan, Winnie W; Nakiganga, Sharitah; Birnie, Kathryn A; Noel, Melanie E
Keywords: Chronic Pain; Covid-19; Mental Health; Mixed-Methods; Pandemic; Pediatric; Stepped-Care Model; Virtual Care
Stepped care solutions to reduce impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on youth living with chronic pain, their families, and health care providers: A pan-Canadian study.
Principal investigators: Stinson, Jennifer N; Noel, Melanie E
Keywords: Chronic Pain; Covid-19; Mental Health; Mixed-Methods; Pandemic; Pediatric; Stepped-Care Model; Substance Use; Virtual Care
Setting a new research agenda in pediatric cancer: a priority-setting partnership with patient-, survivor-, family-, and clinician-knowledge users
Principal investigators: Jibb, Lindsay; Whitlock, James
Keywords: Clinicians; Families; James Lind Alliance Method; Participatory Methods; Patient-Oriented Research; Patients; Pediatric Cancer; Pediatric Cancer Survivorship; Research Agenda-Setting; Research Priority-Setting
Partnering For Pain: Partnering with patients and families to identify the Top 10 priorities for childhood chronic pain in Canada
Principal investigators: Birnie, Kathryn A
Keywords: Patient Engagement; Pediatric Pain
Partnering For Pain: Mobilizing Stakeholders to Co-Design Healthcare Services to Prevent Pediatric Chronic Pain
Principal investigators: Stinson, Jennifer N; Jordan, Isabel; Marianayagam, Justina; Birnie, Kathryn A
Keywords: Chronic Pain; Paediatric Pain; Patient Engagement; Pediatric
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