Research Fellow, The University of Queensland
Dr Nicole Andrews is an internationally recognised scholar in the field of pain management and an experienced clinician. Dr Andrews currently works as a postdoctoral research fellow at the RECOVER Injury Research Centre, The University of Queensland and as a clinical Occupational Therapist at the Tess Cramond Pain and Research Centre. Dr Andrews' PhD focused on overactivity in the context of chronic pain (i.e. activity engagement that severely aggravates pain). Her research has increased our understanding of the relationship between pain, activity and daily function in a chronic pain populations and led the development of an innovative award winning mobile health platform called Pain ROADMAP. Dr Andrews' research continues to focus on the development, use and evaluation of innovative and cutting edge technology solutions to improve the management of a variety of heath conditions including acute and persistent pain following Trauma.
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