Another major institution is researching ActiPatch
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Posted On: 04/21/2024 5:03:58 PM
Another major institution is researching ActiPatch
The Royal Prince Albert Hospital in Sydney is studying ActiPatch use in chronic lower back pain.
Active Projects
Implementation and Development of Cancer Pain Intervention Registry: lead by Dr Yi-ching Lee, Dr Alix Dumitrescu, Dr Timothy Brake
- Supported by SurFebruary Cancer Research Fund
Pulsed shortwave therapy (Actipatch®) study in chronic low back pain: Lead by Mrs Emma Zhao, Dr Yi-ching Lee
Co-design of developing and integrating model of care and education program for pain management centre in NSW– A bi-phase Qualitative Study: Lead by Mrs Emma Zhao, Miss Anastasia Serafimovska, Dr Lisa Vaccaro
Dr Yi-Ching Lee
Specialties: Pain Medicine and Intensive Care Medicine
Expertise/interest: Cancer pain, cancer pain intervention, perioperative pain
Other involvement: Chair of Research Committee at RPAH Pain Management Centre
https://www.slhd.nsw.gov.au/RPA/PainMgmt/Rese...ities.html
The Royal Prince Albert Hospital in Sydney is studying ActiPatch use in chronic lower back pain.
Active Projects
Implementation and Development of Cancer Pain Intervention Registry: lead by Dr Yi-ching Lee, Dr Alix Dumitrescu, Dr Timothy Brake
- Supported by SurFebruary Cancer Research Fund
Pulsed shortwave therapy (Actipatch®) study in chronic low back pain: Lead by Mrs Emma Zhao, Dr Yi-ching Lee
Co-design of developing and integrating model of care and education program for pain management centre in NSW– A bi-phase Qualitative Study: Lead by Mrs Emma Zhao, Miss Anastasia Serafimovska, Dr Lisa Vaccaro
Dr Yi-Ching Lee
Specialties: Pain Medicine and Intensive Care Medicine
Expertise/interest: Cancer pain, cancer pain intervention, perioperative pain
Other involvement: Chair of Research Committee at RPAH Pain Management Centre
https://www.slhd.nsw.gov.au/RPA/PainMgmt/Rese...ities.html
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