Sydney Pain Management Centre & Sydney Pain Research Centre
Hospitals and Health Care
Wahroonga, New South Wales 418 followers
Sydney Pain Management Centre was established in 1981 and specialises in all aspects of pain management.
About us
Sydeny Pain Management Centre is one of the leading pain specialist clinics in Australia, and are based in Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia. They are a highly experienced team that specialises in the latest advancements in pain medicine and pride themselves on their commitment to exceptional patient outcomes and a high level of quality of care. SPMC offers the highest level of service and care in all areas of pain management services. With a core mission, to improve quality of life for people living with pain and their families and minimise the burden of pain on individuals and the community. Consisting of multidisciplinary experts specialising in advanced, targeted, emerging therapies to alleviate pain, they are committed to providing comprehensive care to individuals suffering acute pain and cancer pain. They use various procedural and non-procedural treatments to alleviate pain and suffering in a nurturing, supportive and compassionate environment. The team are dedicated experts who are committed to the care and needs of each individual. Actively involved in ongoing research and multi-centre clinical trials, Sydney Pain Management Centre ensures the highest possible patient outcomes and care along with priority attention to access the latest therapies for their patients. Sydney Pain Research Centre is involved in advancing the science of pain medicine. We have been implementing numerous groundbreaking clinical trials and first-in-human research to help understand the chronic cancer and non-cancer pain at a deeper level and to employ various cutting-edge advanced technologies to improve the life of our patients. These include new pharmaceuticals, biologicals, electrical and technical approaches.
- Website
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https://sydneypaincentre.com/
External link for Sydney Pain Management Centre & Sydney Pain Research Centre
- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Wahroonga, New South Wales
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1981
- Specialties
- Pain Management
Locations
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Primary
172 Fox Valley Rd
Suites 213-215
Wahroonga, New South Wales 2076, AU
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55 Phillip St
Parramatta, New South Wales 2150, AU
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42 Parkside Cres
Suite 11 Level 1
Campbelltown, New South Wales 2560, AU
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44-46 Oxford St
Sydney Pain Day Surgery
Epping, New South Wales 2121, AU
Employees at Sydney Pain Management Centre & Sydney Pain Research Centre
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Dr Mominul Hassan
Specialist Pain Medicine Physician
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Lawrence Roux
Clinical Psychologist at Dural Psychology
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Vahid Mohabbati
Associate Professor @ UNSW
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Amir Papan, Ph.D.
Clinical Research Manager | Medical Affairs | Research Scientist | Ex-CSIRO | Global Talent Australia Alumni | Bridging Science and Medicine
Updates
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New research reveals that pain is produced differently at the cellular level between men and women. Pain-sensing nerve cells from male and female tissues respond differently to sensitizing substances like prolactin and orexin B, leading to sex-specific pain experiences. This discovery, involving studies on mice, monkeys, and humans, could pave the way for gender-specific pain treatments. Such targeted therapies may improve pain management by addressing the unique biological mechanisms in each sex. #ChronicPain #Neuroscience #HealthInnovation #PainManagement #MedicalResearch
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Looking for a #DON to join our Pain Day Surgery. Please DM me if you know someone or you are interested in the role. #Sydneypainds.com.au
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Joining “Centres of Excellence” #SPMC #SPDS Years of #teamwork and #planning to bring a #cohesive, #knowledgeable and #innovative group of #HCP and #administration in a #multidisciplinary #interdisciplinary environment at the highest #standard to deliver the best possible #evidencebase care to our #patients. staying ahead of the curve with the most #advancedpaintherapies and #research to advance the #science of #painmedicine. I feel very privileged, humbled and proud to lead such a great team. #sydneypainmanagementcentre #sydneypaindaysurgery #sydneypainresearchcentre
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On May 20th, we joyously celebrated Clinical Trials Day, honoring the remarkable legacy of James Lind and the transformative impact of clinical research. At Sydney Pain Management and Sydney Pain Research Centre, we proudly commemorate Lind's pioneering trial on scurvy, which revolutionized medical understanding and paved the way for modern clinical investigations. Why May 20? Clinical Trials Day is celebrated globally each May 20 to recognize the day in 1747 that James Lind, a ship’s surgeon in the British Royal Navy, started what is often considered to be the first randomized clinical trial. In this case, it was to study the effects of different treatments on scurvy, a disease caused by a deficiency of vitamin C, and a major scourge for sailors on long voyages. Amazingly, Lind had found a cure for scurvy--after carrying out a clinical trial in only 12 people, of whom only two received the active treatment of citrus fruits. Many historians believe that the prevention and treatment of scurvy using citrus was the single most important factor in enhancing the physical health of the British fleet. This true story is intended to provide hope and solace to the thousands of clinical investigators who work every day to explore new treatments in medicine. Although these events occurred 250 years ago, clinical researchers will find Lind's experiences to be familiar. Initial enthusiasm is often based on sparse data, and early findings are typically regarded with skepticism by colleagues. Once established, it can take decades for the treatment to be widely adopted. Happy Clinical Trials Day! #ClinicalTrialsDay #SydneyPainManagement #SydneyPainResearchCentre #MedicalResearch #Innovation #HealthcareAdvancement #painmanagement
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Sydney Pain Management Centre & Sydney Pain Research Centre reposted this
Our posters are up at #INS2024 1- USING SPINAL CORD STIMULATION (SCS) IN PATIENTS WITH CHEMOTHERAPY-INDUCED PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHIC (CIPN) PAIN. 2-PROSPECTIVE, LONG-TERM, REAL-WORLD, PRACTICE AUDIT ON OMNIA SPINAL CORD STIMULATION THERAPY IN A COHORT OF CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS #CIPN #SCS #omnia Amir Papan, Ph.D. Parsa Mohabbati
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On this International Nurses Day, let's honor the unsung heroes in chronic pain management. Their dedication, compassion, and expertise bring comfort and relief to countless patients worldwide. Today, we celebrate their tireless efforts, resilience, and unwavering commitment to improving lives. Thank you to all nurses for your invaluable contributions. Your compassion and skill make a world of difference. Happy International Nurses Day to every nurse making a difference in chronic pain management and beyond. #PainManagement #chronicpain
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In a recent study led by Yuan et al., the complex interplay between emotional regulation and pain catastrophizing in chronic noncancer pain patients is examined. Through the analysis of data from 150 adults on opioid treatment, insights into how emotional dysregulation intensifies pain experiences are revealed, highlighting the need for tailored interventions. https://lnkd.in/gFJi7nMj #chronicpain #painmanagement
The relationship among emotion regulation and pain catastrophizing in chronic pain patients - PubMed
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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Clinical Research Manager | Medical Affairs | Research Scientist | Ex-CSIRO | Global Talent Australia Alumni | Bridging Science and Medicine
The Sydney Pain Research Centre (SPRC) collaborates with UNSW under the ARC Research Hub for Connected Sensors for Health. This partnership leverages interdisciplinary expertise to tackle challenges in biophysical and biochemical sensors, energy solutions, and data analytics, aiming for improved health outcomes. SPRC involvement enriches research initiatives, fostering an environment where collective knowledge drives healthcare innovation forward.
Transforming Pain Management: The Innovations of Sydney Pain Management Centre - Connected Sensors for Health
https://connectedsensors.org.au
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Our SPMC Director has an announcement:
I'm excited to share that I have been conferred the title of Associate Professor by Faculty of Engineering University of New South Wales. Feel very privileged and very grateful to Prof Wang and our PhD students for the support and the hard work. #UNSW #engineering #connectedhealth
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