Ep 33. Trainee Publishing Programme 2023: Dr Lauren Huckerby

09/20/23 • 16 min

What evidence is there for effective transitional care in young people with chronic pain, and what should ideal transitional care look like?
Dr Lauren Huckerby joins Dr Diederik De Cock to discuss her recent systematic review - one of the winning papers from the 2023 Rheumatology Advances in Practice Trainee Publishing Programme.
Dr Huckerby is a paediatric and adolescent rheumatology registrar at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital.
Read the winning paper: Growing up with chronic pain: a systematic review of the evidence in transitional care for young people with chronic pain
Keywords: chronic pain, transitional care, paediatric, adolescent, JIA, juvenile idiopathic arthritis, systematic review, rheumatology

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Can we classify the clinical phenotype of systemic sclerosis by autoantibodies?
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Talking Rheumatology Research - Ep 33. Trainee Publishing Programme 2023: Dr Lauren Huckerby

Transcript

Voiceover 0:01
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Diederik De Cock 0:15
Hi, everyone, and welcome to this new podcast from Rheumatology Advances in Practice. So today we have a very exciting talk about growing up with chronic pain. And this is a systematic review of the evidence in traditional care for young people with chronic pain. And this article is by La