BSc, M.A., PhD

Principal scientist
CHUM Research Centre
Professor
Department of anesthesiology, University of Montreal
Contact
manon.choiniere@umontreal.ca
514 890-8000, ext. 14082
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Other affiliations
Accreditated member
Department of pharmacology, Faculty of medicine, University of Montreal
Accreditated member
School of rehabilitation, Faculty of medicine, University of Montreal
Keywords
Chronic pain, pain assessment and management, pharmacotherapy, opioids, pain self-management, psychological well-being, quality of life, evaluative, epidemiological and clinical research; patient-oriented research; administrative data banks; patient registry; knowledge transfer and application.
Research interests
Development and implementation of a Canadian registry of adult patients who suffer from chronic non cancer pain (CNCP); Repertoire and challenges in accessing multidisciplinary pain treatment facilities in Canada. Trajectories of people who suffer from CNCP across the health care continuum in the province of Quebec.
Predictors of the efficacy of long-term use of opioids; opioid misuse/abuse in patients who suffer from CNCP (doctor shopping, adverse effects). Impact of the opioid crisis in CNCP people. Impact of the opioid crisis on clinical practices regarding opioid prescriptions and associated adverse effects.
Biopsychosocial profile of patients who suffer from trapeziometacarpal arthrosis (TMA) and use of health care resources; systematic reviews of the efficacy of TMA conservative and surgical treatments.
Diagnosis and treatment of knee arthrosis – clinical and economic impacts.
Publications
Publications indexed on PubMed
News
Impacts de la pandémie COVID-19 chez les personnes qui vivent avec de la douleur chronique au Canada
Chronic pain and COVID-19: take part in a Canada-wide survey conducted by the CRCHUM