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Pain Practice : the Official Journal of World Institute of Pain|March 19, 2019
From Paper to Digitalized Body Map: A Reliability Study of the Pain AreaMarília Caseiro, Arthur Woznowski-Vu, Anamaria S De Oliveira, et al.Brazilian Journal of Physical Therapy|November 9, 2024
Do measures of central sensitization relate to movement-evoked pain in people with chronic low back pain? A longitudinal prospective studyLynn Leemans, Jo Nijs, Timothy H Wideman, et al.Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation|October 17, 2016
Sensitivity to Movement-Evoked Pain and Multi-Site Pain are Associated with Work-Disability Following Whiplash Injury: A Cross-Sectional StudyTsipora Mankovsky-Arnold, Timothy H Wideman, Pascal Thibault, et al.Canadian Journal of Pain = Revue Canadienne De La Douleur|July 30, 2026
Pain Beliefs in the Military: A Qualitative Study Exploring the Perspectives of Instructors Within the Canadian Armed Forces on How Pain Is Addressed in Basic Training and the Broader Military CultureMael Gagnon-Mailhot, Peter Stilwell, M Gabrielle Pagé, et al.Disability and Rehabilitation|April 3, 2025
Developing consensus among people living with pain on what health professionals should know about their lived experiencesEmilie Houston, Peter Stilwell, Lynn Cooper, et al.Pain Practice : the Official Journal of World Institute of Pain|December 3, 2022
Assessment of exercise-induced hypoalgesia in chronic low back pain and potential associations with psychological factors and central sensitization symptoms: A case-control studyPhilippe Patricio, Catherine Mailloux, Timothy H Wideman, et al.The Clinical Journal of Pain|November 17, 2018
The Multimodal Assessment Model of Pain: A Novel Framework for Further Integrating the Subjective Pain Experience Within Research and PracticeTimothy H Wideman, Robert R Edwards, David M Walton, et al.Canadian Journal of Pain = Revue Canadienne De La Douleur|March 9, 2026
"You know, we're all human beings": A qualitative study on the perceived needs of people experiencing chronic pain with regard to physiotherapy servicesJonathan Gervais-Hupé, Arthur Filleul, Kadija Perreault, et al.Pain Research & Management|January 11, 2017
Change Narratives That Elude Quantification: A Mixed-Methods Analysis of How People with Chronic Pain Perceive Pain RehabilitationTimothy H Wideman, Alice Boom, Jennifer Dell'Elce, et al.Pain|July 18, 2012
Comparing the responsiveness of a brief, multidimensional risk screening tool for back pain to its unidimensional reference standards: the whole is greater than the sum of its partsTimothy H Wideman, Jonathan C Hill, Chris J Main, et al.Pageof 7