BACKGROUND: Work-related musculoskeletal disorders cause pain, disability and loss of
employment for many workers, including musicians. Although performing arts medicine is a …

Poor pain assessment is cited as one barrier to the adequate treatment of cancer pain. The
identification of relevant psychosocial factors may improve the assessment of chronic cancer …

Early career researchers (ECRs) are important stakeholders leading efforts to catalyze systemic
change in research culture and practice. Here, we summarize the outputs from a virtual …

Several studies have shown that playing‐related musculoskeletal disorders (PRMDs) present
a significant health problem for musicians. To examine physiological, psychological, and …

… This research was conducted while Dr Zaza was supported by a Medical Research
Council of Canada (MRC) Studentship, at the Department of Health Studies and Gerontology, …

… Finally, section C addressed participants perceptions about the effectiveness of treatment,
and … Zaza C: Playing-related health problems at a Canadian music school. Med Probl Perform …

… study follows Zaza and Sellick’s earlier work on health professionals’ awareness of … &
Zaza, 1998; Zaza & Sellick, 1999; Zaza, Sellick, Willan, Reyno, & Browman, 1999). Zaza and …

This article describes the results of a study of 300 university instrumental music as well as
vocal music students studying at a leading music school in Canada. The primary objectives of …

… Christine Zaza holds a bachelor of music and a doctorate in health studies. She currently
teaches violin, piano, and theory in her music studio and is an instructor in the Department of …

… Zaza is honorary lecturer and postdoctoral fellow, Department of Oncology, University of …
Zaza C: Playing-related health problems at a Canadian music school. Med Probi Perform …