Dr. Losin and Theoni (not pictured) presented their posters at the US Association for the Study of Pain. Dr. Losin’s poster was titled “Clinician’s Demographic Pain Stereotypes Predict Their Assessment of Patient Pain.”
Dr. Losin gave a talk and presented a poster during this conference and Theoni presented her poster titled “The Role of Socioeconomic Status of Clinicians’ Neighborhood in Pain Assessment and Treatment Decisions: Psychological and Brain Mechanisms.”
Nikta presented a poster titled Brain Mechanism Underlying Clinician Pain Perception!
We have a new members joining our lab!
Josue Cardoso; Josue got his B.S. and B.A. in Psychology and Philosophy from Florida State University. From 2014 to 2023 Josue worked as a data manager and laboratory technician with Dr. Roger Fillingim at the Pain Research and Intervention Center of Excellence at the University of Florida.
Nikta presented a poster at USASP, titled: Creating and validating an ethnically and racially diverse video stimulus set of evoked pain.
Theoni presented a poster on her latest project, titled: Clinician Pain Stereotypes Inform Pain Assessment and Treatment Decision.
Liz presented in a symposium titled: The clinician-patient relationship and pain: clinical, experimental, and neurobiological approaches
We have just received the notice of award for an NIH R01 grant in collaboration with. Dr. Ellen Terry at University of Florida. The grant is titled: The impact of structural racism and discrimination on chronic pain in Black or African American older adults: Biopsychosocial mechanisms.
Morgan presented a poster on his latest project, titled: Neurobiological Relationships between Language, Culture, and Pain among Spanish-English Bilingual Adults.
Theoni presented a poster on her latest project, titled: Psychological mechanisms underlying disparities in pain treatment decisions. The poster is an SEM analysis exploring the stereotypes that inform medical trainees’ pain assessment and oral analgesic decisions.
