Jamie L. Rhudy is affiliated with the University of Tulsa in the United States and conducts research primarily in the field of Medicine. Their work spans several subfields, including Pharmacology, Physiology, Cognitive Neuroscience, Psychiatry and Mental Health, and Experimental and Cognitive Psychology.
The researcher focuses mainly on topics related to pain, with notable attention to musculoskeletal pain and rehabilitation, pain mechanisms and treatments, and pain management including the placebo effect. Additional areas of interest include fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome research, pediatric pain management techniques, opioid use disorder treatment, and studies involving anxiety, depression, psychometrics, treatment, and cognitive processes.
Frequent venues for their publications include the Journal of Pain, where they have published extensively, as well as the Journal of Pain Research, Pain, Nature Reviews Rheumatology, and the Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities.
The following are some of their recent papers, showing a range of topics within pain research and associated cognitive and affective phenomena:
Jamie L. Rhudy often collaborates with a select group of coauthors, including Joanna O. Shadlow, Parker A. Kell, Felicitas A. Huber, Tyler A. Toledo, and Erin N. Street, with collaboration counts ranging from 15 to 33 publications per coauthor.
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Jamie L Rhudy;Mary W Meagher
Mary W. Meagher;Randolph C. Arnau;Jamie L. Rhudy
Randolph C. Arnau;David H. Rosen;John F. Finch;Jamie L. Rhudy
Jamie L. Rhudy;Amy E. Williams;Klanci M. McCabe;Mary Anh Thù V. Nguyê˜n
Jamie L. Rhudy
Robert A. Nicholson;Timothy T. Houle;Jamie L. Rhudy;Peter J. Norton
Jamie L. Rhudy;Amy E. Williams;Klanci M. McCabe;Jennifer L. Russell
Jamie L. Rhudy;Mary W. Meagher
Jamie L Rhudy;Mary W Meagher
Jamie L. Rhudy;Amy E. Williams
Jamie L. Rhudy;Amy E. Williams;Klanci M. McCabe;Philip L. Rambo
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R P Alvarez;N Kirlic;M Misaki;J Bodurka
Joanne L. Davis;Patricia Byrd;Jamie L. Rhudy;David C. Wright
Jamie L. Rhudy;Mary W. Meagher
Jamie L. Rhudy;Sarah McGlone
Patrick H. Finan;Phillip J. Quartana;Bethany Remeniuk;Eric L. Garland
Jamie L. Rhudy;Jennifer L. DelVentura;Ellen L. Terry;Emily J. Bartley
Jamie L. Rhudy;Emily J. Bartley;Amy E. Williams
Joanne L. Davis;Jamie L. Rhudy;Kristi E. Pruiksma;Patricia Byrd
Jamie L. Rhudy;Satin L. Martin;Ellen L. Terry
Jamie L. Rhudy;Amy E. Williams;Klanci M. McCabe;Jennifer L. Russell
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