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Wales Severe Period Pain Is Not Normal (SPPINN) Study

The Wales SPPINN Study is a Health and Care Research Wales funded project that aims to better understand and improve how we teach people about severe period pain, and provide healthcare for severe period pain across Wales. The study is open to individuals 13 to 51 years of age.

We are working with Fair Treatment for the Women of Wales, and other public and healthcare partners across Wales.

See the poster below to learn more!

If you are interested in participating, or learning more you can get in touch by email ([email protected]) or social media (https://www.instagram.com/sppinnstudy/ or https://www.facebook.com/SPPINNstudy/).

To sign up for our quarterly newsletter about the SPPINN study, click HERE.

WALES SPPINN STUDY NEWSLETTERS

Copies of our newsletters will be made available here. You can download a PDF copy using the links below, or you can download the powerpoint file which has an audio track that will play when you enter ‘slideshow’.

January 2024

English Language VersionWelsh Language VersionPowerpoint with Audio File

May 2024

English Language VersionWelsh Language VersionPowerpoint with Audio File

February 2025

English Language VersionWelsh Language Version

 

Wales Severe Period Pain Is Not Normal (SPPINN) Study was created thanks to support from

In partnership with

Project Team

Dr Robyn Jackowich

Cyd-arweinydd cyflyrau prin a chyflyrau sy’n cael eu stigmateiddio
Cardiff University
profiles.cardiff.ac.uk

Professor Jacky Boivin

Rheolwr Canolfan
Cardiff University
cardiff.ac.uk

Dr Sofia Gameiro

Cyd-arweinydd grwpiau menywod nad ydynt yn cael eu gwasanaethu’n ddigonol
Cardiff University
cardiff.ac.uk

Deborah Shaffer

Cyd-arweinydd Cynnwys Cleifion
Fair Treatment for the Women of Wales FTWW
ftww.org.uk

Dr Leah McLaughlin

Bangor University

Professor Jane Noyes

Methodolegwyr
Bangor University
bangor.ac.uk
cyWelsh