Griffith University

QLD Australia

Dr Daniel Harvie is an NHMRC Early Career Research Fellow based at The Hopkins Centre in the Menzies Health Institute QLD at Griffith University. His main focus is the investigation of central nervous system contributions to persistent pain, and the development of brain-based interventions using virtual reality and other novel technologies.

Inner West Pain Centre

NSW Australia

Dr Tim Ho is a rehabilitation and pain specialist. Tim also works in work capacity and addiction medicine. His interests are chronic musculoskeletal pain, neuropathic pain, visceral pain and headache. His research interests are management of co-morbid chronic pain and addiction, return to work program, osseointegration and nursing home resident pain management. Tim is also fluent in Mandarin and Taiwanese.

The Queen Elizabeth Hospital

SA Australia

Annie has worked in public and private pain clinics for over ten years. She is currently Senior Clinical Psychologist at the Pain Management Unit with the Central Adelaide Local Health Network. She has also established her private practice, the Hills Integrated Pain Team, in collaboration with MyPhysioSA in the Adelaide Hills. Annie has held mentoring roles in the Pain Revolution project, and is guest clinical lecturer in pain programs at University of South Australia.


Princess Alexandra Hospital

QLD Australia

Trudy has a broad range of clinical experience in rural, remote and metropolitan hospitals as a Registered Nurse and Midwife and has been involved in pain management as a Clinical Nurse Consultant for the past 18 years after becoming interested in pain whilst a Nursing Unit Manager of an acute surgical ward in a regional referral hospital.
Trudy's interests in pain management include clinical care delivery, the establishment of outcome based key performance indicators for acute pain services and pain management education. Trudy has also conducted several commissioned training programs for nursing staff in Hong Kong and Singapore.