Dr. Joshua Crow will host researchers, clinicians, and industry professionals to discuss recent breakthroughs in pain science and how they’re being applied across a multitude of fields. Whether you’re a science nerd, current researcher, or just looking for an educational (and maybe even entertaining!) way to pass the time…check out The PRICE of Pain Podcast.
Episode 22 - Larissa Strath, PhD - Part 2
Episode 21 - Larissa Strath, PhD - We had technical difficulties with the audio for this one, but we promise it's got a lot of good information!
Episode 20 - Ericka N. Merriwether, PT, DPT, PhD
Don't miss this thought-provoking episode with Dr. Patrick Tighe! Dr. Tighe discusses how his work led him to the burgeoning field of artificial intelligence in medicine and what he hopes this new technology can do for the future of healthcare.Dr. Tighe's many titles include: Associate Professor Of Anesthesiology; Donn M. Dennis MD Professorship In Anesthetic Innovation; Co-Director, Perioperative Cognitive Anesthesia Network; Associate Professor Of Orthopaedics And Information Systems And Operations Management.Learn more about his work here. (https://anest.ufl.edu/profile/tighe-patrick/#research-profile)Dr. Tighe's Bio:Dr. Tighe serves in the Division of Acute Pain Medicine and provides care in the blockroom, acute pain service, and operating room. Additionally, he is the director of the Perioperative Analytic Group and Co-Director of the Perioperative Cognitive Anesthesia Network (PeCAN).Dr. Tighe's research examines how machine and deep learning algorithms, decision and process modeling, and social network analyses can improve processes related to acute postoperative pain, cognition, and perioperative patient safety. His work is currently supported by an R01 from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences at the National Institutes of Health to examine the temporal dynamics of postoperative pain. Additionally, he is a Co-PI for PRECEDE, examining the role of perioperative factors associated with postoperative cognition. He collaborates with a diverse array of researchers from the Colleges of Medicine, Engineering, Business, Dentistry, and Pharmacy.Dr. Tighe serves as section co-editor for the Acute and Perioperative Section of the journal Pain Medicine, and is on the Board of Directors for the American Academy of Pain Medicine. He serves on the committee on Electronic and Media Information Technology (EMIT) at the American Society of Anesthesiologists. In addition, Dr. Tighe has worked with the Analgesic, Anesthetic, and Addiction Clinical Trial Translations, Innovations, Opportunities, and Networks (ACTTION) group to develop a new multidimensional taxonomy for acute pain. He recently served as a consultant to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement on behalf of the Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation for the IHI “Advancing the Safety of Acute Pain Management” initiative.
On this episode, Dr. Sarah Chrabaszcz talks to us about splitting her time between her sports medicine fellowship here at UF and working in the emergency department. We learned a lot about the kind of treatments athletes need on and off the field. Dr. Chrabaszcz's enthusiasm for her work really shines through as she talks about the rush of emergency medicine and being able to help patients in critical need.
Dr. Mark Bishop joins us for this episode. Dr. Bishop is an Associate Professor at the University of Florida and Director of Doctor Of Physical Therapy Program . His work focuses on the transition from acute to chronic musculoskeletal pain, identifying mechanisms that explain the effectiveness of rehabilitation interventions for pain, and optimizing recovery of people in pain through non-pharmacological interventions. We'll discuss his background in physical therapy around the world and how these experiences have informed his work and research today. Leave us a comment and please subscribe if you like the show!Music: Celestial Soda Pop By: Ray Lynch/BMI
This week we welcome Dr. Keesha Roach. Dr. Roach is a PRICE alum who is currently an assistant professor at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in the Department of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention. She is a trained nurse and researcher whose work focuses on chronic pain and sickle cell disease. In this episode, she discusses her journey to getting her PhD and how her interests shifted from diabetes research to sickle cell. Music: Celestial Soda PopBy: Ray Lynch/BMI
Dr. Chris McCurdy makes his second appearance on the podcast as we dig deeper into his research on kratom. Special thanks to everyone who submitted questions for this episode, stay tuned until the end to hear some of them.
We welcome the new year and a new season of the podcast with Dr. Joseph Riley III. Dr. Riley is one of the founders of PRICE and we'll learn how his passion for race car driving eventually morphed into a career in pain research. Music: Celestial Soda Pop By: Ray Lynch/BMI
Season's greetings and a heartfelt “thank you!” to all who have supported the PRICE of Pain Podcast along the way. We'll be back January 12th! Meanwhile, may your holidays be safe and joyful! Send your questions and comments to priceofpainpodcast@gmail.com!
December is upon us and what better time to get a little refresher on how to breathe? Dr. Steven Pratscher will discuss how his personal experience with chronic pain led him to pain research, how breathing techniques can be used to improve well-being and he'll talk a bit about his collaborations with researchers across the country to better understand the therapeutic effects of psilocybin.We love to hear from other science nerds, so please like, comment, share, subscribe or send us an email to say hello!
With this episode, we welcome Dr. Stephen Coombes. Dr. Coombes is associate professor at UF's College of Health and Human Performance and is one of two principal investigators at the Laboratory for Rehabilitation Neuroscience. Join us on YouTube or wherever you download your podcasts!
In this episode, we bring you a different perspective on pain by speaking with Monika Patel, MD. In addition to treating patients dealing with various types of pain, Dr. Patel researches pain treatment and strategies to improve accessibility to treatments. We discuss the rewards and challenges of working with patients and the barriers some of them face in accessing certain treatments. Dr. Patel is assistant professor in the division of Pain management at UF Health Jacksonville, Department of Anesthesiology.
Dr. McCurdy wears many hats, among them are that of medicinal chemist, behavioral pharmacologist and pharmacist. Our conversation touches on his current research on sigma receptors and how they might be useful in blocking chronic pain signaling, merging his mom's and dad's career paths to create his own and how opioid addiction develops. Be sure to check this one out as we'll be having Dr. McCurdy back later in the year to discuss one of his other areas of expertise: kratum research.As always, we would love to hear from listeners (and viewers)! Please leave us a comment or drop an email and we might feature your question in a future episode!Learn about the Translational Drug Development Core at UF by visiting: https://www.ctsi.ufl.edu/research/laboratory-services/translational-drug-development-core/Get more information on Dr. McCurdy, including contact information, here: https://pharmacy.ufl.edu/profile/mccurdy-christopher/For scientific information on kratum, check out: https://pd.pharmacy.ufl.edu/research/kratom/You can also watch every episode on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/c/PRICEofPainPodcast
Episode 7 - Jennifer A. Nichols, Ph.D.
Episode 6 - Kyle Allen, PhDPlease submit questions via our email address mentioned in the opening sequence!This week Dr. Josh Crow talks with Dr. Kyle Allen, director of the Orthopaedic Biomedical Engineering Laboratory at the University of Florida and an associate professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering. They discuss his unlikely journey from economics student to biomedical engineer, and his work using rodents to develop new technologies that could translate into clinical research of movement and pain in humans.#littletinyathelets #BioMedicalEngeneering #PainResearch #SciencePodcast
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