BC Pain Research Network Meet and Greet Seminar Series April 25

All pain researchers and trainees are welcome and encouraged to attend and participate by giving a brief talk on their research. We are looking for 3 volunteers to give a 10 min talk with the goal that this format should allow more time for feedback and open discussion. Please RSVP to Stacey Herzer; stacey.herzer@ubc.ca and indicate if you are able to give a talk and your talk title. We will include a brief summary of your talk in the next issue of our newsletter to be distributed to the network. Following the April 25 meeting, the next seminar will be an evening session in May and will be potentially downtown if there is enough interest registered for an off campus location. 

Speakers for this meeting are:

Nicki Kahnamoui from Pain BC: Connecting Pain Research to Practice and Policy in BC

Angela Heino: Toward a better understanding of the chronic pain experiences of Indigenous women who experience violence: implications for nursing education, practice and research

Diane Gromala: Virtual Reality, Visualization & Artificial Intelligence — delivering on promises to help alleviate pain