Hopkins Hour: Pain: A complex protection system: Participant learnings from the ENGAGE study
Please save the date for Hopkins Hour online one hour event on Wednesday 29 July 2026.
Hosted by Dr Nick Aitcheson, with presentations from Kelly Walsh and the ENGAGE team, this session will focus on pain as a complex protection system and participant learnings from the ENGAGE study.
The ENGAGE study centred on making interdisciplinary pain management programs more patient-centred and has resulted in numerous outcomes, including changes to allied health pathways, improved pre-engage participant preparation, introduction of post engagement session, redesign of engage content, hybrid engagement options, community immersion activities and outcomes in strengthen how clinicians can facilitate better outcomes.
Read more about the ENGAGE study here: SEED PROJECT: Making interdisciplinary pain management programs more patient-centred: a qualitative study of patients' perceptions of the ENGAGE pain group - Hopkins Centre
Further details and event invitation coming shortly.

Tags: Hopkins Hour, Pain, ENGAGE
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