Minimum clinically important differences of functional pain tools used post-surgery: A systematic review

Katelyn Jauregui PhD Candidate and Clinical Pharmacist, The University of Sydney, Faculty of Medicine and Health, School of Pharmacy, Sydney, NSW

C3 Pain management
Chair: John Evans
Room: 212
Date: Friday 28 November
Time: 1110–1121

C3 Pain management

Fri 28 Nov, 1140–1151

Tracking Change, Driving Opioid Stewardship: A National Benchmarking Study

Nerida Jenkins FANZCAP (Edu., MedsMgmt), Learning & Development Quality Pharmacist, Quality and Medication Safety Unit, Slade Pharmacy, Brisbane, Qld

C3 Pain management

Fri 28 Nov, 1140–1151

Tracking Change, Driving Opioid Stewardship: A National Benchmarking Study

C3 Pain management

Fri 28 Nov, 1055–1106

Pain Made Plain: Utilising AI to Create Acute Pain Leaflets for All Health Literacy Levels

Lily Hatt Clinical Educator Pharmacist, Caboolture, Kilcoy & Woodford Directorate, Qld Health, Brisbane, Qld

Medicines Management 2025