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C. Meghan McMurtry
Pediatric Pain, Health and Communication Lab

Pediatric Pain, Health and Communication Lab

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This collection houses scholarly works from the Pediatric Pain, Health and Communication (PPHC) Lab. The work conducted at the PPHC Lab seeks to address the experience of pain in children by learning more about the communication context of pain and the interaction of pain with other factors such as fear.

To learn more, visit the PPHC Lab website.

Collections in this community

Chronic Pain [6]
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities [5]
Needle Related Pain and Fear [19]
Other [13]
Theses and Dissertations [13]

Recent Submissions

From Being Othered to Moving Forward Together: Perceptions of Adolescents with Chronic Pain About Peer Support

Linkiewich, Delane (University of Guelph, 2022-08)
Making Needle Procedures Comfortable for Autistic Children: Caregiver Perspectives

Dobson, Olivia (University of Guelph, 2022-08)
Zen and the Art of Pediatric Venipuncture: Exploring a Brief Parent and Child Mindfulness-Based Intervention

Moline, Rachel (University of Guelph, 2022-03-03)
The Measurement and Conceptualization of Coping Responses in Pediatric Chronic Pain Populations: A Scoping Review

Nabbijohn, Aysha Natisha (University of Guelph, 2021-05)
Facilitating respite, communication and care for children with I/DD: Preliminary evaluation of the Caregiver Pain Information Guide

Genik, Lara; Millett, Geneva; McMurtry, Meghan (American Psychological Association, 2020)
A randomized controlled trial evaluating a pain assessment and management program for respite workers supporting children with disabilities Part one: Pain-related knowledge and perceptions

Genik, Lara; McMurtry, Meghan; Aerts, Elisabeth; Barata, Chantel; Stephen, Barney; Newby-Clark, Ian (2020)
A randomized controlled trial evaluating a pain assessment and management program for respite workers supporting children with disabilities Part two: Training evaluations and the impact of training on knowledge application.

Genik, Lara; McMurtry, Meghan; Aerts, Elisabeth; Nauman, Hiba; Barney, Chantel; Lewis, Stephen (2020)
Historical analysis in pediatric psychology: The influence of societal and professional conditions on two early pediatric psychology articles and the field's subsequent development

Genik, Lara; McMurtry, Meghan; Yen, Jeffery (Oxford Academic, 2015)
Caring for children with intellectual disabilities Part 2: Detailed analyses of factors involved in respite workers’ reported assessment and care decisions

Genik, Lara; McMurtry, Meghan; Breau, Lynn (Elsevier, 2017)
Prevalence and impact of bumps, bruises, and other painful incidents among children while handling and riding horses

Genik, Lara; McMurtry, Meghan (Elsevier, 2019)
Observer perceptions of pain in children with cognitive impairments: Vignette development and validation

Genik, Lara; McMurtry, Meghan; Breau, Lynn (Future Medicine, 2015)
Massage therapy for symptom reduction and improved quality of life in children with cancer in palliative care: A pilot study

Genik, Lara; McMurtry, Meghan; Marshall, Shannon; Rapoport, Adam; Stinson, Jennifer (Elsevier, 2020)
Pain in children with intellectual disabilities: A randomized controlled trial evaluating caregiver knowledge measures

Genik, Lara; McMurtry, Meghan; Pimerleau, Chantale; Breau, Lynn (Future Medicine, 2017)
Caring for children with intellectual disabilities Part 1: Experience with the population, pain-related beliefs, and care decisions

Genik, Lara; McMurtry, Meghan; Breau, Lynn (Elsevier, 2017)
Pain in children with developmental disabilities: Development and preliminary effectiveness of a pain training workshop for respite workers

Genik, Lara; McMurtry, Meghan; Breau, Lynn; Lewis, Stephen; Freedman-Kalchman, Tamlyn (Wolters Kluwer, 2018)
Somatic symptom disorder, conversion disorder, and chronic pain: Pediatric clinician perspectives

Edwards, Kim; McMurtry, Meghan; Dick, Bruce; Lewinson, Rebecca; Dhariwal, Amrit; Katz, Joel (American Psychological Association, 2021)
A multi-method approach to understand parent behaviors during child acute pain

Constantin, Kaytlin; Moline, Rachel; Labonte, Lindsay; McMurtry, Meghan (hogrefe, 2020)
A cognitive-behavioral group intervention for parents of youth with chronic pain: Development, feasibility, and preliminary effectiveness

Lee, Soeun; Ewdards, Kim; McMurtry, Meghan (American Psychological Association, 2021)
Quality of life in youth with chronic pain: An examination of youth and parent resilience and risk factors

Lee, Soeun; McMurtry, Meghan; Summers, Caroline; Edwards, Kim; Elik, Nez; Lumley, Margaret (Wolters Kluwer, 2020)
Parental cardiac response in the context of pediatric acute pain: Current knowledge and future directions

Constantin, Kaytlin; McMurtry, Meghan; Bailey, Heidi (Future Medicine, 2016)

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