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This is a hybrid event. Please contact wendy.purves@dal.ca (m ailto:wendy.purves@dal.ca) for the Microsoft Teams link. Abstract: Canad a is a world leader in chronic pain research, but who is represented in that research often does not match the profile of patients most impacted by pain.
These challenges are reflected in pediatric health psychology mo re broadly. In this talk, Dr. Boerner will describe an emerging program of research aimed at addressing issues of representation and health equit y in pediatric chronic pain and illness, with a particular focus on gend er diversity, neurodiversity, and intersectionality. Through a series o f critical literature reviews, qualitative research, and intensive long itudinal methods, she will share findings related to the unique experien ces in autistic and gender-diverse youth, and the implications for how w e design and deliver health care and clinical research.
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Thu, Nov 26 · 3:30 pm
Sir James Dunn Building, 1453 Lord Dalhousie Drive, Room 101
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