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Respondents, Canadian Pain Task Force Public Consultation

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The Canadian Pain Task Force launched a national public consultation to learn more about the issues, needs and priorities that matter most to Canadians in order to improve how pain is understood and managed in our country. The consultation provides a critical opportunity for Canadians to share their perspectives on chronic pain and is open to anyone with an interest in pain, including people living with pain, caregivers, health care providers, researchers, policy makers and the general public. The input received from this consultation will help inform the Task Force’s second report to Health Canada in June 2020, which will outline elements of an improved approach to pain in Canada.

The Canadian Pain Task Force was established by Health Canada in spring of 2019 to recommend an improved approach to pain care, education, research and data monitoring in Canada.

Learn more about the Canadian Pain Task Force.

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Lisa Dyck

Former Manager, BC Emergency Medicine Network

Lisa Dyck

PVN patient partner’s feedback has reinforced the important relationships between patients and providers for emergency care. Our partnership with PVN has brought many new opportunities to adjust how health care and patient partners can work together on BC Emergency Medicine Network priorities.