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Nina Linneman

Assistant Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Pediatrics

Nina Linneman is currently serving as a Pediatrics Assistant Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

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Nina Linneman

Medical College of Wisconsin

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pediatrics pain management pain medicine chronic pain pain research rehabilitation adolescent health psychology pain therapy pediatric obesity pain syndromes public health physical activity developmental psychology psychological medicine adolescent medicine child mental health perceived exertion developmental psychopathology organizational theory patient safety stress (biology) applied developmental psychology professional development pediatric anesthesia clinical nursing child psychology early childhood development experimental child psychology intensive care applied physiology pediatric nursing nursing ethics adolescence adolescent psychology organizational careers changing workforce career development gait analysis childhood obesity postoperative pain management pediatric emergency medicine acute pain preventive pediatrics child protection physical development child health pediatric intensive care physical exercise exercise science ethical analysis healthcare ethics ethical review human research ethics qualitative methods chronic musculoskeletal conditions cluster headache content representation medical decision making pediatric surgery clinical decision-making autism spectrum disorder intervention effects engineering profession gender differences pilot study iyengar yoga emotional functioning outpatient pain settings pediatric inpatient preliminary validation parent distress critical care fellows isometric exercise researcher perspectives ethical challenges

Notable Scholarly Works

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Don’t Judge Me: Relationships Between Fear of Pain and Anxiety With Perceived Exertion and Pain During Isometric Exercise in Youth With Chronic Pain. Journal of Pain (2025)

anxiety disordersrehabilitationpain managementphysical exercisekinesiologychronic painapplied physiologypain medicineisometric exercisepain researchperceived exertionexercise physiologypsychologyexercise sciencepsychological medicine

How Does Multisite Chronic Pain Impact Pain, Sleep Quality, and Fatigue in Adolescents?. Journal of Pain (2025)

rehabilitationpain managementchronic painsymptom managementpain medicinechronic musculoskeletal conditionspain researchadolescent healthchronic diseasespsychiatrypain syndromeshealth sciencessleep quality

Overweight, but Not Obesity, Impedes Psychosocial Improvement in Youth With Chronic Pain. Journal of Pain (2025)

youth servicesrehabilitationpain managementchronic painsymptom managementpain medicinepain therapypain researchadolescent healthobesityweight disorderspsychiatrypain syndromesimpedes psychosocial improvementpediatric obesityadolescent medicinehealth policy

Practice Recommendations for Contextualizing Explanations of Headache Pain Within a Biopsychosocial Model. Patient Education and Counseling (2025)

pain managementheadache painchronic painsymptom managementpain medicinepsychopathologyfacial painpain researchpain therapypsychologycluster headachepsychiatrypain syndromesbiopsychosocial modelpsychological medicinepractice recommendationstherapeutic approaches

Mediation and Pediatric Chronic Pain Clinic Collaboration to Address Truancy. National Teacher Education Journal (2024)

pain managementchronic painchild mental healthpain medicinepain therapypain researchadolescent healthpsychiatryaddress truancypediatricscounseling psychologytherapeutic approaches

Stress Numerical Rating Scale-11: Validation in Pediatric Inpatient and Outpatient Pain Settings. Pain Management Nursing (2023)

Brynn M LiaBraatenNina LinnemanMichelle L CzarneckiW Hobart DaviesLiyun ZhangPippa M SimpsonKristen E Jastrowski ManoSteven J WeismanKeri R Hainsworth

rehabilitationpain managementpatient safetychronic painpediatric anesthesiapain medicinepain therapynursingpain researchpostoperative pain managementpediatric emergency medicineacute painoutpatient pain settingsclinical nursingpediatricspediatric inpatientstress (biology)

Table of Contents. Pain Management Nursing (2023)

content representationchildren's literatureelectronic library

The Rating of Perceived Exertion—Pediatric (Rpe-P) Scale: Preliminary Validation. Children (2023)

Brynn LiaBraatenStacy StolzmanPippa M. SimpsonLiyun ZhangTaylor BrockmanNina LinnemanSteven J. WeismanKeri R. Hainsworth

rehabilitationchild mental healthperceived exertionchild psychologypediatricspreliminary validationpublic healthdevelopmental psychologyexercise physiologyphysical fitnessearly childhood developmentpreventive pediatricschild developmentexperimental child psychologychild protectionadolescent healthphysical developmentphysical activitychild healthpediatric obesity

Understanding the Decision-Making Process Underlying Pediatric Surgical Patients' Use of Patient-Controlled Analgesia: Patient and Parent Perspectives. Journal of Pain (2023)

Brynn M. LiaBraatenJohanna R. MichligNina LinnemanMichelle L. CzarneckiHan Joo LeeW. Hobart DaviesAmy DrendelAynsley KauffmanSteven J. WeismanKeri R. Hainsworth

pain managementmedical decision makingpediatric surgerypediatric surgical patientspain medicinepatient-controlled analgesiadecision-making processparent perspectivespediatricsclinical decision-making

Ethical Challenges in Qualitative Methods to Improve Pediatric Clinical Care: Researcher Perspectives.. Clinical Practice in Pediatric Psychology (2022)

pediatric nursingnursing ethicsethicspublic health ethicsethical analysisresearcher perspectiveshealthcare ethicsethical reviewnursingqualitative researchethical challengeshuman research ethicsqualitative methodsresearch ethicspediatricsmedical ethics

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Nina Linneman

Assistant Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Pediatrics

Nina Linneman is currently serving as a Pediatrics Assistant Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Nina Linneman

Medical College of Wisconsin

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Don’t Judge Me: Relationships Between Fear of Pain and Anxiety With Perceived Exertion and Pain During Isometric Exercise in Youth With Chronic Pain. Journal of Pain (2025)

How Does Multisite Chronic Pain Impact Pain, Sleep Quality, and Fatigue in Adolescents?. Journal of Pain (2025)

Overweight, but Not Obesity, Impedes Psychosocial Improvement in Youth With Chronic Pain. Journal of Pain (2025)

Practice Recommendations for Contextualizing Explanations of Headache Pain Within a Biopsychosocial Model. Patient Education and Counseling (2025)

Mediation and Pediatric Chronic Pain Clinic Collaboration to Address Truancy. National Teacher Education Journal (2024)

pain managementchronic painchild mental healthpain medicinepain therapypain researchadolescent healthpsychiatryaddress truancypediatricscounseling psychologytherapeutic approaches

Stress Numerical Rating Scale-11: Validation in Pediatric Inpatient and Outpatient Pain Settings. Pain Management Nursing (2023)

Brynn M LiaBraatenNina LinnemanMichelle L CzarneckiW Hobart DaviesLiyun ZhangPippa M SimpsonKristen E Jastrowski ManoSteven J WeismanKeri R Hainsworth

Table of Contents. Pain Management Nursing (2023)

content representationchildren's literatureelectronic library

The Rating of Perceived Exertion—Pediatric (Rpe-P) Scale: Preliminary Validation. Children (2023)

Brynn LiaBraatenStacy StolzmanPippa M. SimpsonLiyun ZhangTaylor BrockmanNina LinnemanSteven J. WeismanKeri R. Hainsworth

Understanding the Decision-Making Process Underlying Pediatric Surgical Patients' Use of Patient-Controlled Analgesia: Patient and Parent Perspectives. Journal of Pain (2023)

Brynn M. LiaBraatenJohanna R. MichligNina LinnemanMichelle L. CzarneckiHan Joo LeeW. Hobart DaviesAmy DrendelAynsley KauffmanSteven J. WeismanKeri R. Hainsworth

pain managementmedical decision makingpediatric surgerypediatric surgical patientspain medicinepatient-controlled analgesiadecision-making processparent perspectivespediatricsclinical decision-making

Ethical Challenges in Qualitative Methods to Improve Pediatric Clinical Care: Researcher Perspectives.. Clinical Practice in Pediatric Psychology (2022)

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