Principles of Pain
Module 1 of the
Certificate in Pain Management
24 CPD points + 2 Ethics
Overview:
This course aims to provide a theoretical framework for health care professionals to use in the management of people with acute and chronic pain. Using a combined didactic and workshop approach, the facilitators will present the evidence that pain is a bio-psychosocial construct.
By the end of this module participants will:
- Know the multidimensional nature of pain – Epidemiology; Definitions and classification; Conceptual pain models; The nature of pain including the role of context
- Know the basic science of the physiology underlying acute and chronic pain and how the nervous system can change
- Know the psychological and social factors which contribute to pain and its potential impact
- Be familiar with evidence-based tools for the screening and assessment of a person with pain
- Be able to develop an evidence-based patient-centred rehabilitation plan for a person with pain
- Be aware of the bioethical principles which are important in the assessment and management of pain
Course Presenters
Romy Parker
PhD
Beverley Bolton
BSc; MSc Med
Professional, funny, entertaining, inspiring, WISE...
Thank you all for a wonderful and immersive experience. Definitely one of the most rewarding workshops I’ve ever attended...
“I thought I was working in a biopsychosocial manner, but the Clinical Communication Skills course just blew my mind... Outstanding!”
Phenomenally presented and put together.
Principles of Pain is an amazing course that really enhances your learning and understanding of pain.
An eye opening experience... Wish I had come across the Principles of Pain course earlier! Extremely well prepared and presented.