Exploring helpful and unhelpful language used when addressing chronic lower limb pain.

About

Currently, it is not well understood what words and/or language are seen as helpful or unhelpful when addressing with chronic lower limb pain. Prior research exploring the words and language used by health professionals to communicate chronic lower limb pain in children and adolescents appears to be limited. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to explore what language health professionals, parents of children with chronic lower limb pain and children impacted by chronic lower limb pain find helpful or unhelpful when addressing chronic pain.

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Participate in this study

We are actively recruiting parents of children impacted by chronic lower limb pain, adolescents (aged 14-18 years) impacted by chronic lower limb pain, as well as healthcare professionals treating adolescents impacted by chronic lower limb pain. It is anticipated this one off survey will take approx. 20 minutes to complete.

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Publication & Presentations

A link to the publication will be available here when published.

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Infographic

An infographic will be available when published.

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