Monday, March 28, 2005

Pain Management: The Online Series, American Medical Association,

AMA (CME Select) Pain Management: The Online Series, American Medical Association, pain, CME, free, complementary, continuing medical education, physician education, continuing education, CE
Pain is one of the most common reasons patients seek medical attention, and is a symptom that is encountered by every physician, crossing all medical specialties. According to American Pain Society estimates, 75 million people are partially or totally disabled by pain and 45% of all Americans seek care for persistent pain at some point in their lives.A report from the American Medical Association Council on Scientific Affairs found that healthcare professionals may have inadequate knowledge of analgesic pharmacology and pain therapy, poor pain assessment practices, and ungrounded concern over regulatory oversight.
Program
Module 1 Pathophysiology of Pain and Pain Assessment (1 credit)
Module 2 Overview of Management Options (1 credit)
Module 3 Barriers to Pain Management and Pain in Special Populations (1 credit)
Module 4 Assessing and Treating Pain in Patients with Substance Abuse Concerns (1 credit)
Module 5 Assessing and Treating Pain in Older Adults (1 credit)
Module 6 Pediatric Pain Management (1 credit)
Module 7 Assessing & Treating Persistent Nonmalignant Pain: an Overview (1 credit)
Module 8 Assessing and Treating Persistent Nonmalignant Pain, Common Persistent Pain Conditions (1 credit)
Module 9 Assessing and Treating Neuropathic Pain (1 credit)
Module 10 Overview and Assessment of Cancer Pain
Module 11 Cancer Pain: Pharmacotherapy (1 credit)
Module 12 Management of Cancer Pain: Other Analgesic Approaches and End-of-Life Care (1 credit)

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