Chronic Pain

PCHI Chronic Pain Research

We are currently conducting a number of research studies in chronic pain management and treatment.
In parallel, we are developing a number of chronic pain resources

Chronic pain is a debilitating medical condition that impacts nearly 1 in 5 Canadian adults. As chronic pain involves the complex interaction of physiological and psychological changes, interdisciplinary care that addresses these areas has been proposed as a disease management solution. Our chronic pain research involves working closely with interdisciplinary pain programs to implement and evaluate evidence-based practices and is guided by the Chronic Care Model.

Chronic Pain Research

We are conducting a number of chronic pain research studies: which include identifying the mental, social, physical predictors of QoL and their impact on health care utilization among aging Canadians with LBP and/or OA to a study that aims to map evidence on linkages between communities and health systems for the continuity of care in chronic disease management to the development of a learning healthcare system for chronic pain management.

Chronic Pain Resources

We plan to build and share a number of chronic pain resources: from checklists, to guidelines, toolkits and training modules.

PCHI Chronic Pain Research

We are currently conducting a number of research studies in chronic pain management and treatment. In parallel, we are developing a number of chronic pain resources

Chronic Pain Research

Chronic Pain Resources

Person-Centred Health Informatics

We are currently conducting a number of research studies in chronic pain management and treatment.
In parallel, we are developing a number of chronic pain resources