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The INOVATE Pain SIG hopes to promote the creation, rigorous yet efficient evaluation, and dissemination of innovative VR-based interventions to reduce pain and improve quality of life for children.

INOVATE Pain Events

 10/23/2023 Pediatric Pain Panel Old Setting, New Techniques:

Implementing VR/AR in The Pediatric Medical Center

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 4/12/24 Current applications and emerging directions for using AR/VR in the pain rehabilitation setting.

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 3/27/2025 VR Research in Pediatrics - Systematic Review and Gap Map - Link to Gap Map

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We invite all those interested in the important work of this group to join and follow our progress.  We will also be hosting events in the future to highlight research, software development, and send out periodic newsletters. 

INOVATE Pain SIG Founders:

Deirdre E Logan, PhD - Boston Children's Hospital 

Laura E Simons, PhD - Stanford University Medical School

Thomas J Caruso, MD - Lucile Packard Children's Hospital

Jeffrey I Gold, PhD - Keck School of Medicine - USC

Walter Greenleaf, PhD -  Stanford Virtual Human Interaction Lab

Anya Griffin, PhD - Stanford University Medical School

Christopher D King, PhD - Cincinnati Children's Hospital

Maria Menendez, MD - Lucile Packard Children's Hospital

Vanessa A Olbrecht, MD, MBA - Nationwide Children’s Hospital

Samuel Rodriguez, MD - Lucile Packard Children's Hospital

Megan Silvia, OTR, MSc

Jennifer N Stinson, PhD - The Hospital for Sick Children

Ellen Wang, MD - Lucile Packard Children's Hospital

Sara E Williams, PhD - 

Luke Wilson, BA - Manage XR

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