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2021: Online

PL-1573

Platform presentation

ENABLERS AND BARRIERS OF PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN FOR ENGAGING IN TELEHEALTH INTERVENTIONS: A QUALITATIVE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-SYNTHESIS

Innovative technology: information management, big data and artificial intelligence

2019: Geneva

PLSoA-1638

Platform presentation (State of the Art)

SYSTEM, ORGANISATION AND PROFESSIONAL CONSTRAINTS IN THE PROVISION OF NON-INVASIVE VENTILATION FOR GENETIC NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS: PERSPECTIVES FROM AUSTRALASIA

Cardiorespiratory

2023: Dubai

FS-10

Focused symposium

Evidence Applicable Across The Globe? (FS-10)

2023: Dubai

FS-14

Focused symposium

Beyond The Biopsychosocial Model (FS-14)

2025: Tokyo

Printed poster presentations (PO-101)

Poster presentation

Using arts-based approach to gain in-depth understanding of the lived experiences of chronic pain with Māori

2025: Tokyo

Pain and pain management (PL-50)

Platform presentation

Clinical and cost effectiveness and behaviour change mechanisms of an online-delivered group-based pain management programme: a mixed methods study.

2025: Tokyo

Printed poster presentations (PO-301)

Poster presentation

“We don’t stop being Indigenous when we are in pain”: an integrative review of chronic pain experiences among Indigenous peoples

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ENABLERS AND BARRIERS OF PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN FOR ENGAGING IN TELEHEALTH INTERVENTIONS: A QUALITATIVE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-SYNTHESIS

SYSTEM, ORGANISATION AND PROFESSIONAL CONSTRAINTS IN THE PROVISION OF NON-INVASIVE VENTILATION FOR GENETIC NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS: PERSPECTIVES FROM AUSTRALASIA

Evidence Applicable Across The Globe? (FS-10)

Beyond The Biopsychosocial Model (FS-14)

Using arts-based approach to gain in-depth understanding of the lived experiences of chronic pain with Māori

Clinical and cost effectiveness and behaviour change mechanisms of an online-delivered group-based pain management programme: a mixed methods study.

“We don’t stop being Indigenous when we are in pain”: an integrative review of chronic pain experiences among Indigenous peoples