JointHealth™ express December 5, 2011
What resources do you need to help manage your pain?
The Canadian Institute for the Relief of Pain and Disability (CIRPD) is collaborating with partners at the University of British Columbia to promote their Chronic Pain Needs Assessment Survey. If you live with chronic or persistent pain, they want to hear from you.
Your input can help shape the tools and information most urgently needed by people living with pain. Already, more than 200 Canadians have responded. If you have not yet done so, please join the conversation and let researchers, organizations, and health professionals know what resources you need for your pain management.
Your participation:
Please pass this link on to people you know who suffer from pain.
The CIRPD mission is to prevent and reduce chronic pain, chronic pain-related suffering, and disability by creating and sharing evidence-based resources and information. Follow them on Twitter or like them on Facebook or LinkedIn.
What resources do you need to help manage your pain?
The Canadian Institute for the Relief of Pain and Disability (CIRPD) is collaborating with partners at the University of British Columbia to promote their Chronic Pain Needs Assessment Survey. If you live with chronic or persistent pain, they want to hear from you.
Your input can help shape the tools and information most urgently needed by people living with pain. Already, more than 200 Canadians have responded. If you have not yet done so, please join the conversation and let researchers, organizations, and health professionals know what resources you need for your pain management.
Your participation:
- Will take between 20-25 minutes
- Will give you access to a summary of survey results
- Means you will be invited to review the web resources created as a result of the study
Please pass this link on to people you know who suffer from pain.
The CIRPD mission is to prevent and reduce chronic pain, chronic pain-related suffering, and disability by creating and sharing evidence-based resources and information. Follow them on Twitter or like them on Facebook or LinkedIn.
Arthritis Consumer Experts
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