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2011 CONFERENCE PROGRAM LOCAL ACTIVATION OF THE PROTEINASE‐ACTIVATED RECEPTOR‐2 (PAR2) CAUSES SENSITIZATION OF JOINT AFFERENTS IN NAÏVE RATS Niklas Schuelert, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, University of Calgary; Jason J. McDougall, Associate Professor, Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, University of Calgary Session 206 206—THE OUCH COHORT: PRELIMINARY DATA REGARDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF INFANT PAIN RESPONSES AND THE IMPACT OF PARENTAL SOOTHING Chair: Rebecca Pillai Riddell, PhD, York University, Toronto, Ontario Speakers: Rebecca Pillai Riddell, PhD, York University, Toronto, Ontario; Lauren Campbell, BSc, York University, Toronto, Ontario; Jessica Hillgrove‐Stuart, MA, York University, Toronto, Ontario Objecve: The overall aim of the workshop is to present cung edge data regarding the OUCH Cohort, a longitudinal cohort study following parent‐infant dyads over the first year of life in the immunizaon seng. Each presenter will take a developmental perspecve and discuss infant pain responses and different aspects of caregiving soothing, as it unfolds over the first year of life. Evidence will be presented from both a theorecal and pragmac perspecve. Learning Objecves: 1. Disseminate new research findings regarding the development of infant pain responses over the first year of life. 2. Explore the role of parental soothing behaviours from both an overall sensivity and a specific behaviours vantage point. 3. Discuss pragmac recommendaons for caregivers when infants are distressed from immunizaon pain. PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE OUCH COHORT AND THE DIAPR MODEL Rebecca Pillai Riddell, PhD THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CAREGIVER EMOTIONAL AVAILABILITY AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF INFANT EMOTION REGULATION DURING A PAINFUL CONTEXT Lauren Campbell, BSc EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CAREGIVER SOOTHING BEHAVIOURS AND EMOTIONAL AVAILABILITY DURING A ROUTINE INFANT IMMUNIZATION Jessica Hillgrove‐Stuart, MA 3:00 pm—4:00 pm REFRESHMENT BREAK ATTENDED POSTER SESSION MODERATED POSTER SESSION #1—A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF LOW DOSE INTRAVENOUS KETAMINE FOR POSTOPERATIVE PAIN MANAGEMENT Kevin Laskowski, MD, University of Saskatchewan; Alena Srling, MD, University of Saskatchewan; William P. Mckay, MD, University of Saskatchewan; Hyun J. Lim, PhD, University of Saskatchewan #2—AVAILABILITY OF ANALGESIA FOR AIDS‐RELATED PAIN IN THE PRE‐HOSPITAL SETTING IN A ZAMBIAN TOWN Mukelabai Mukelabai, DClinMed, DAnaesth, BSc Physio, ANAESTHESIA,CRITICAL CARE,HIV/AIDS AND PAIN MANAGEMENT CENTRE, ACCHAP #3—ANTI‐NOCICEPTIVE AND ANTI‐INFLAMMATORY ACTIVITIES OF THE HEXANE AND ETHYL ACETATE EXTRACTS OF CROTON MACROSTACHYUS STEM BARK IN RATS AND MICE Mbiantcha Marius, Docteur, Laboratoire de physiologie Animale et de phytopharmacologie de l'Université de Dschang; Kamanyi Albert, Professeur, Laboratoire de physiologie Animale et de phytopharmacologie de l'Université de Dschang; Nguelefack Telesphore Benoit, Docteur, Laboratoire de physiologie Animale et de phytopharmacologie de l'Université de Dschang; Ndontsa Blanche Laure, Doctorant, Laboratoire de produits naturels de l'Université de Dschang; Tane Pierre, Maître de Conférences, Laboratoire de produits naturels de l'Université de Dschang Canadian Pain Society Annual Conference—Program and Registraon Guide Page 14
2011 CONFERENCE PROGRAM 4:00 pm—5:30 pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS—PLEASE CHOOSE ONE (207, 208 OR 209) Session 207 207—MIND THE GAP: PROMOTING SELF‐MANAGEMENT AND HEALTH CARE TRANSITION IN YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN Chair: Jennifer Snson, RN, PhD, CPNP Scienst, Child Health Evaluave Sciences, Nurse Praconer, Chronic Pain Program, The Hospital for Sick Children; Assistant Professor, Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario Speakers: Khush Amaria, PhD, CPsych, Clinical Psychologist, Team Lead, Good 2 Go Transion Program, Adolescent Medicine, Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Ontario; Jennifer Snson, RN‐EC, PhD, CPNP, Scienst, Child Health Evaluave Sciences; Nurse Praconer, Chronic Pain Program, Hospital for Sick Children; Assistant Professor, Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing and Department of Pediatrics, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario; Marilyn Galonski, RN, BScN, Care Coordinator, Wasser Pain Management Centre, Joseph and Wolf Lebovic Health Complex, Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, Ontario; Roberta Caputo, Pain Paent, Toronto, Ontario Objecve: Many youths will suffer from persistent pain into adulthood. Lile is known about these youths’ transion experiences as they move into adult health care systems. Furthermore, youth are expected to assume increasing responsibility for disease management concomitant with their growing independence and autonomy. In the absence of a cure or total pain relief for this group, the prevenon of pain‐related disability and improving quality of life through beer chronic pain self‐management and transional care becomes crical. Learning Objecves: 1. An overview of theory on adolescent development and transion care. 2. Research on the informaon and service needs of youths with chronic pain in Canada. 3. Perspecves from an adult chronic pain program and a young adult who successfully transioned. There will be me alloed for interacve discussion regarding how we can beer promote transional care in youth with chronic pain in Canada. TRANSITIONING YOUTH FROM PAEDIATRIC TO ADULT HEALTH CARE: PREPARING ADOLESCENTS TO BE “GOOD 2 GO” Khush Amaria, PhD, CPsych UNDERSTANDING THE INFORMATION AND SERVICE DELIVERY NEEDS OF YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN: A QUALITATIVE STUDY Jennifer Snson, RN‐EC, PhD, CPNP BRIDGING THE GAP ‐ A LONG WALK ACROSS THE AVENUE Marilyn Galonski, RN, BScN A PATIENT PERSPECTIVE ON MOVING ON TO ADULT HEALTH CARE Roberta Caputo, Pain Paent Session 208 208—DEVELOPMENT OF AGREE‐COMPLIANT PRACTICE GUIDELINES EMPLOYING THE GRADE SYSTEM OF EVIDENCE EVALUATION Chair: Michael McGillion, RN, PhD, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario Speakers: Allison Cook, RN, BScN, MSc (cand.) McMaster University; Michael McGillion, RN, PhD, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario; Allison Cook, RN, BScN, MSc (cand) McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario; Sandra Carroll RN, PhD, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario Learning Objecves: At the conclusion of this hands‐on workshop, parcipants will be able to: 1. Appraise the quality of evidence and pracce recommendaons using GRADE 2. Understand the potenal sources of biases in pracce guideline development 3. Appraise the internal and external validity of pracce recommendaons using the AGREE framework HOW GRADE AND AGREE ADDRESS PROBLEMS WITH CURRENT PRACTICE GUIDELINES Michael McGillion, RN, PhD EMPLOYING THE GRADE SYSTEM TO EVALUATE THE EVIDENCE Allison Cook, RN BScN, MSc (cand). ACHIEVING AGREE‐COMPLIANCE Sandra Carroll, RN, PhD Canadian Pain Society Annual Conference—Program and Registraon Guide Page 15
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