For our third episode of “Your Partners In Pain," we are speaking with Jessica Jack who is a medical anthropology student and lead research assistant on the “Improving Pain in Saskatchewan” project. 

With their own lived experience of pain, Jessica tells us all about the multi-year IPSK research project in the province and ways for those in the community to get involved. Jessica shares with us some of the surprising findings from the research where she conducted the interviews, future directions for improving pain care in Saskatchewan, and the importance of community and culture in pain research and treatment!
 
We hope you enjoy this episode, and for anyone wanting to connect with Jessica directly, you are welcome to do so by e-mailing at jessica.jack@usask.ca



Additional Links and Resources
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Improving Pain in Saskatchewan INSTAGRAM -  https://www.instagram.com/improvingpainsk/
Improving Pain in Saskatchewan FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/Improving-Pain-in-Saskatchewan-105939404538315



A thank you to our sponsors and supporters:
The Saskatchewan Pain Society
The Community Initiatives Fund
Our Editor, Chris Enns of Lemon Productions



We happily welcome feedback on this podcast, and are always looking for guests to speak to! Contact us at info@saskpain.ca, or message us on our Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn pages if you would like more information, or to get involved.