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Thrive Grand Rounds: The Future of eHealth Solutions for Rural Pain Care

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The Thrive Grand Rounds Speaker Series aims to provide a forum for interprofessional learning and an opportunity to bring together industry leaders, researchers, and clinicians in the spirit of knowledge exchange.

Join us for a conversation between Thrive Health Mitacs Researcher Nina Gregoire, Clinical Lead Researcher, Dr. Kimberley Kaseweter, and Manager, Clinical Solutions & Innovation, Dr. Mark Nazemi, to learn more about how new eHealth solutions are modernizing and expanding the landscape of chronic pain care for rural and remote patients.

Topics to be addressed include:
- What is the current state of eHealth Solutions for Rural Pain Care?
- What obstacles do patients and physicians face in adopting eHealth solutions in a rural environment?
- What feedback do we have from patients and physicians about using these eHealth solutions for remote care management?
- How do we create processes and help guide rural populations to manage their care with digital solutions?
- With the options available today, how do you see the future of pain care in rural environments?

Register for free today, and submit any advance questions for our panelists to marketing@thrive.health. You will also have the opportunity to ask questions during the session.

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Feb 14, 2023 12:00 PM in Vancouver

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Message preview	Hi there, You are invited to a Zoom webinar. When: Feb 14, 2023 12:00 PM Vancouver Topic: Thrive Grand Rounds: The Future of eHealth Solutions for Rural Pain Care Register in advance for this webinar: https://thrive-health.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__ZKGhb6JQXOQdxbgCiJE9Q After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. ---------- Webinar Speakers Dr. Mark Nazemi (Clinical Solutions & Innovation Manager @Thrive Health) Mark drives Thrive Health’s Clinical Solutions and Innovation department, leading the design and development of our clinical care workflows and sparking new business opportunities across North America. He also founded Thrive’s Researcher in Residence program, which brings PhDs and postdoctoral fellows into our work at Thrive to run studies using our platform’s research tooling, and pilot new features with patients and providers. Mark brings his extensive background in chronic pain management and patient care innovation to Thrive, having previously served as the education lead for Pain BC where he developed chronic pain management programs for healthcare providers. He has also developed non-invasive technologies for anxiety management during his tenure as a managing partner with a start-up, and has worked as a smart technology consultant in research and development. Dr. Kimberley Kaseweter (Clinical Lead Researcher @Thrive Health) Dr. Kaseweter has worked to gain extensive research experience and expertise in chronic pain, patient care, eHealth, and advanced statistical analysis. She holds a PhD in Health Psychology from the University of British Columbia (UBC) and is an Adjunct Professor with the Psychology Department at UBC Okanagan. Her research is currently focused on optimizing patient and provider experience, as well as improving the collection and usability of patient-reported data. Additionally, her work with Thrive Health has involved partnering with healthcare providers to develop, deploy, and evaluate solutions to support their clinical work and patient engagement. Nina Gregoire (Mitacs Accelerate Intern @Thrive Health) Nina Gregoire holds a Master’s degree in Social Psychology from the University of British Columbia (Okanagan) and is currently a Doctoral and Law student. Her academic interests focus on applied health research, communication, health equity, and ethics. Her internship with Thrive Health has involved surveying patients and providers to create a research-informed wait-list platform for patients awaiting care at pain clinics.

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