Closing out our research day, we are deeply grateful to our presenters and attendees for a great day and look forward to transforming today’s learning into further progress in chronic pain scholarship. #PeprPartnership

And, what is known about how to carry out inclusive knowledge synthesis? #PeprPartnership

The EMPOWER committee presents a model for people with lived experience (PWLE) leadership in chronic pain research based on relationality and trust. #PeprPartnership

This study asks the question, how can a decolonizing epistemic commitment inform a participatory approach to research with communities with precarious status living with chronic pain? #PeprPartnership

If you are interested in joining CAPS, please go to criticalpainscholarship.ca/join-us/ #PeprPartnership #criticalpainscholarship

The next presentation is “The making of patient engagement in research: a look at its history” presented by Karime Mescouto. This work is a historical exploration of the discourses through which #patientengagement has been formed, consolidated, challenged, and transformed over time. #PeprPartnership

This project centres around co-creating a culturally grounded community partnership framework with Black Canadians living with pain. #PeprPartnership

The final presentation of the morning is “Interpretive synthesis of patient engagement framework” with Fiona Webster. Fiona and team investigated existing models for guidance on #patientengagement and the assumptions that underlie them, including contradictions and tensions. #PeprPartnership

Next, we have “The social organization of patient engagement” Karime Mescouto of Western University. This study uses #institutionalethnography to explore #patientengagement regimes and their implications. #PeprPartnership

Vanessa and Hannah share their experience developing a culturally responsive framework to #patientengagement and #Indigenousengagement guidelines for pain research. #PeprPartnership

Brokered dialogue is a film-based, qualitative research method for understanding and addressing complex health and social issues by engaging interested people in dialogue and collective critical thinking. #PeprPartnership

Immense gratitude to Hance Clarke of the Canadian Pain Society, Rupaleem Bhuyan of the Centre for Critical Qualitative Health Research, and Norm Buckley of the Chronic Pain Network for sharing opening remarks.
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Welcome all! We’re opening the day with remarks from Principal Investigator and Co-Director @fionawebster1.bsky.social. #PeprPartnership

Good morning from PEPR Research Day! The focus of the day is “Critical social science perspectives in chronic pain: Results across multiple studies.” We’re thrilled to welcome 75 guests to Hart House @utoronto.ca for a day of knowledge exchange. Please follow along with us at #PeprPartnership