'The portal empowers people to track their progress over time and determines which resources are beneficial to them,' says Dr. Joshua Rash
Memorial University's St. John's campus. ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador announced Tuesday it is partnering with hospitals, academic institutions, community organizations and people who live with chronic pain from across the country to create a first-in-Canada, virtual chronic pain management portal.
“The portal provides us with information and resources about pain and pain management that can help us understand our pain, learn ways to help ourselves and access supports so that we can live our best life with pain.”Memorial University getting desperate as students struggle to find housing in St. John's: Professors, staff asked to consider renting rooms in personal homesThe release states that one in five Canadians lives with chronic pain.
“The portal empowers people to track their progress over time and determines which resources are beneficial to them," Rash said."In essence, the portal helps people who live with pain find the resource that best addresses their immediate concerns during their time of need – basically, the right care, for the right person, delivered at the right time.”
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