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1. I feel more confident to manage aches and pains after looking at the website:


2. I understand more about bodily aches and pains now that I have looked at the website:


3. I am clearer when to go to the doctor about aches and pains:


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4. I believe that keeping active will help with my aches and pains:


5. It is not safe for someone with aches or pains like mine to do exercise:


6. I feel more prepared for my next visit to the doctor after looking at the website:


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7. I understand more about what the doctor will do or say after looking at the website:


8. I am:


9. Have you (or your child) visited a doctor or other healthcare professional about any aches and pains in your body?


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10. Where did you get the link (or QR code) to this website from?

11. Is there anything else you want to tell us? (No Personal Information should be given!)

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12. Would you like to do a follow-up interview ?
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Our Partners

Our Partners

Who supports Pain Navigator?

Pain Navigator is part of the CAM-Pain project, led by Keele University. The project is funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) and Arthritis UK.

Together, this support helps us create reliable, evidence-based resources for children and young people living with persistent pain, and for the people who support them.

Why this matters?

Persistent pain can affect school, friendships, hobbies, family life and confidence. Pain Navigator brings together research, healthcare expertise and lived experience to make pain information clearer, more practical and easier to access. Our aim is to help young people and families better understand pain and feel more supported in managing it.