Children with cerebral palsy can experience chronic pain, but there are limited pain education resources designed specifically for them. The CP Pain Education Study aims to change that by working alongside children, young people and families to co-design new pain education materials that are engaging, accessible and relevant.
Researchers are inviting people aged 5-18 years with cerebral palsy, and parents or carers of children in this age group, to take part in group discussions about health, pain and education. The insights shared will help shape future resources for children who experience pain now or may experience it in the future.
If you are interested in contributing to this important project, visit the study information page or scan the QR code provided by the researchers for more details.
For more information, email Kiara at [email protected] or scan the QR code below.
This research opportunity is being shared by the Oceania Academy of Cerebral Palsy and Childhood-onset Disabilities.
