Racial discrimination in pain care: an examination of the role of healthcare providers' racial evaluations and enacted behaviors, as well as pain sufferer's perceptions and expectations about racial discrimination

Health Equity Research

"Their pain is not our pain": Unravelling how caregiver attention to pain and perspective taking contribute to racial disparities in child pain care.

Unravelling how perspective-taking and associated verbal and non-verbal caregiver behaviours contribute to racial disparities in child pain care

Pain is not over when the needle ends: the role of child attention to pain and parental pain attentive behaviour for child pain memory

Examining the phenomenology, impact and underlying mechanisms of child appraisals of injustice in the context of pain

It’s not fair: emotion dynamics and impact of parental appraisals of injustice in the context of pediatric pain

BOF-ZAP professorship in health psychology

Chair Fight against Cancer for Dr. Tine Vervoort:. Psychological dimensions of pain in the context of childhood cancer.

BOF-ZAP professorship in health psychology

Pain demands the attention of others: parental detection, interpretation and responses to their child's pain

The social function of catastrophic thoughts about pain in children and adolescents

Pain, Action and INterference (PAIN)