Welcome and Introductions

Keynote: Indigenous Peoples, Truth and Reconciliation, and Pain

Keynote: Knowledge Mobilization and Implementation Science: Moving from Theory to Practice in Children’s Health

Rapid Fire: Knowledge Mobilization in Action

Panel: Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, Accessibility and Children’s Pain

Overview: Putting Knowledge Mobilization into Practice

Interactive Workshop: Putting Knowledge Mobilization into Practice

Exploring the barriers, facilitators, and strategies for the implementation of pain interventions in the NICU: A systematic integrative review -MO14

Exploring strategies for capacity enhancement of nurse educators and preceptors to facilitate nursing students’ learning pediatric pain management in Rwanda MO15

CARD™ (Comfort Ask Relax Distract) for School-Based Immunizations in Calgary, Canada: A Pragmatic Cluster Trial -MO21

In 2018, I completed my PhD degree in psychology. Since 2005, I have been working as a therapist and researcher in this field. -MO2

Children’s perception of what helped them cope with postoperative pain in surgical wards -MO27

Assessing the impact of chronic pain on emotional wellbeing in children and young people with cerebral palsy -MO29

What Does Dr. Google Say About How to Treat Non-Specific Back Pain in Adolescents? -MO33

Development of a Structured Half-day Interdisciplinary Pain Program: Camp Wellness -MO5

Inpatient Portals for Paediatric Pain Care: Perspectives of Primary Caregivers and Youth -MO6

Beyond pain scores: Institutional practice change promoting holistic assessments prior to analgesic prescribing and administration -MO41

“A qualitative study of experience and coping of post-surgical pain among children and its perception among their mothers” -MO42