A series of 5 presentations will showcase innovative local, national, and international knowledge mobilization activities to improve children’s pain management.

• Chair: Bonnie Stevens, SickKids and Solutions for Kids in Pain
• Weskewika'sit mijua'ji'j - Baby Smiles: A children’s book promoting good oral health in Indigenous children developed through a community-led Mi’kmaq partnership
  • Shauna Hachey, Dalhousie University
  • Karlee Francis, Director, Eskasoni Health Centre
• The Pediatric Pain Management Health Standard: The world’s first national standard for pain management, in partnership with Health Standards Organization (HSO)
  • Kathryn Birnie, University of Calgary and Solutions for Kids in Pain
  • Laura Gibson, Solutions for Kids in Pain
• When Children Feel Pain: From Everyday Aches to Chronic Conditions: A book for parents, clinicians, and the public, written by a researcher and journalist
  •  Anna Wilson, Oregon Health and Science University
  • Rachel Rabkin Peachman, New York Times contributor
• Translating Emergency Knowledge for Kids (TREKK): transforming the latest evidence into useful tools for healthcare providers and families
  • Samina Ali, University of Alberta
• Lilla Barnsmärtguiden (translates to “The small guide about pain in small children): A responsive e-health application for health professionals and parents
  • Mats Eriksson, Örebro University

• Samantha Louie-Poon, University of Alberta
• Isabel Jordan, Solutions for Kids in Pain
• Gaynor Watson-Creed, Dalhousie University 

• Lindsay Jibb, SickKids and Meghan McMurtry, Guelph University
• Alexandra Neville, Stanford University
• Meredith Smith and Nadine Smith, University of Adelaide
• Lojain Hamwi, York University
• Nicole MacKenzie, Dalhousie University