It’s #NPAW2025. Did you know that pain, when left unmanaged, can result in diminished quality of life, depression and anxiety? We can reduce pain's impacts by implementing @GovCanHealth’s Action Plan for Pain in Canada. Track its progress here: PainCanada.ca/actionplan
Did you know veterans are 2-3 times more likely to experience chronic pain than the general population? We can improve access to pain care & support for veterans by implementing @GovCanHealth’s Action Plan for Pain in Canada. PainCanada.ca/actionplan#NPAW2025
Do you have joint #pain?
The Talk to Your Doctor About Joint Pain Handout aims to improve the quality of life for people with arthritis, including their physical activity, sleep, mental health, relationships & work life.
Download here: jointhealth.org/pdfs/TalkDoc…#NPAW2025
Did you know chronic pain is a common driver of substance use, and that it is experienced by 31-55% of people who use drugs? Treating pain is one way to help prevent overdoses. Track the work being done to improve pain care in Canada here:
PainCanada.ca/actionplan#NPAW2025
It's #NPAW2025. Did you know that people with chronic pain are twice as likely to experience depression and anxiety? Pain is often invisible to others. We can reduce pain's impacts by implementing @GovCanHealth's Action Plan for Pain in Canada: buff.ly/Fp51pxF
Gender biases in our health care system often result in girls’ and women’s pain being overlooked and undertreated, but work is being done to change this. This #NPAW2025, track the work being done to create equitable access to pain care here: PainCanada.ca/actionplan
As National Pain Awareness Week (#NPAW2025) wraps up, we’re spotlighting Brooke Biggs, PT @mch_childrens & a wonderful collaborator in our community of practice, reflecting on the 3-Ps focus in ECHO's #PedPain program:
“They’re super open and collaborative...they want everyone to be providing evidence based, biopsychosocial approach to practice with chronic pain.”
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As we wrap #NPAW2025, we’re spotlighting Ontario anesthesiologist Dr. Diana Tamir & her work w/ Toronto General's Transitional Pain Service, which aims to stop chronic pain before it starts
Read her Q&A over on our Instagram page: instagram.com/p/DQwlqvljZtt/
Topping off #NPAW2025 with a shout-out to the amazing group of interprofessional providers joining our E3 Paediatric Pain Education event, Nov 20–21 @SickKidsNews!
Get inspired by @ChildLifeMorgan's E3 POV on child life specialists & evidence-based care:
👉 sickkids.echoontario.ca/e3-p…
As #NPAW2025 comes to a close, stay in the know about @GovCanHealth’s Action Plan for Pain in Canada by listening to the Action on Pain podcast: Real stories. Expert voices. Action for change. tinyurl.com/476jveb7
💡 Sex & gender shape how people experience chronic pain — from access to care to treatment outcomes. Yet these factors are often overlooked.
This #NPAW2025, let’s raise awareness so everyone living with pain gets the care they need. 💪
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💡 Le sexe et le genre influencent la façon dont les gens vivent la douleur chronique – de l’accès aux soins aux résultats des traitements. Ces facteurs sont souvent négligés.
À la #NPAW2025, sensibilisons et agissons pour que chacun reçoive les soins dont il a besoin.
Il y a encore des préjugés sexistes dans notre système de santé qui font que les femmes souffrant de douleur chronique sont souvent ignorées ou sous-traitées. Suivez le travail effectué pour créer un accès équitable aux soins en douleur: Actionplan.paincanada.ca/fr#SNSD2025
Did you know chronic pain is a common driver of substance use, and that it is experienced by 31-55% of people who use drugs? Treating pain is one way to help prevent overdoses. Track the work being done to improve pain care in Canada here:
PainCanada.ca/actionplan#NPAW2025