Stanford Center for Continuing Medical Education, Pain Management: The Role of Pain Psychology, 10/5/2020 12:00:00 AM - 10/5/2023 12:00:00 AM, An overview of interdisciplinary pain management education designed to give physicians the competence in recognizing and understanding the unique needs of pain patients as well as further their ability to refer and treat patient in an interdisciplinary, multimodal manner. This CME activity is designed to increase physician knowledge and competence in recognizing and understanding the unique needs of pain patients as well as further their ability to refer and treat patients in an interdisciplinary, multimodal manner. This introductory course will describe the biopsychosocial model of treatment for chronic pain, the role of pain psychology and evidence based treatments. Psychosocial risk and protective factors and self-management resources are also discussed.
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4.9 rating, based on 10 Class Central reviews
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Overall, "Pain Management: The Role of Pain Psychology" is a must-take course for anyone involved in pain management. I highly recommend it and give it a five-star rating for its exceptional content, expert instructors, and practical approach.
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convey other side of chronic pain. helpful for the physician who works with pain patient even acute pain
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Happy to have completed this course. The well structured content elaborates on the need to understand the role of pain psychology.
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Akshata PiseWorth to study . Good to complete this course.
I am happy i got chance this course.
Good professors.
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This pain psychology course exceeded expectations, providing a comprehensive understanding of pain's psychological facets. The content delved into pain's emotional impact, coping strategies, and the mind-body connection with clarity and depth. The instructor's expertise and engaging delivery made complex concepts easily accessible. Practical tools and case studies enriched the learning, offering valuable insights applicable in clinical or personal settings. However, more interactive sessions could enhance the experience. Overall, this course is a must for anyone seeking a nuanced comprehension of pain psychology, offering invaluable knowledge and strategies for addressing pain from a psychological perspective.
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This course is lively and easy to understand.
I have a better understanding of both pain and psychology now.
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Iqra PharmDwell explained concepts, i understood all the concepts related to pain management, Overall, the pain management video exceeded my expectations I highly recommend it -
Eye popping understanding of pain and its relative outcomes and how to manage/relate (to) it or the person experiencing it.
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Very well structured and defined properly for the present time as the role of pain psychology is very important
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Good Listen while driving in my car. I cant always watch a video. Pain is a big issue for the work I do
