Pain Management (e-PAIN)
- Comprehensive coverage of the physical, psychological and social aspects of pain and its management
- Interactive learning sessions containing animations, case studies, and self-assessment exercises
- Multidisciplinary learning can be tailored to your training or professional development needs
- You can select sessions of specific interest, depending on your role or specialty
Pain Management (e-PAIN)
Key Features
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Comprehensive coverage of the physical, psychological and social aspects of pain and its management -
Interactive learning sessions containing animations, case studies, and self-assessment exercises -
Multidisciplinary learning can be tailored to your training or professional development needs -
You can select sessions of specific interest, depending on your role or specialty
- Course Duration 3 Months
- Next Batch Date27th Mar 2023
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Course Description
Pain is a universal symptom. Acute pain is seen in many injuries and illnesses. Many clinical conditions are associated with chronic pain, and pain is an important symptom of many cancers. All healthcare professionals require a thorough understanding of the impact of pain on the patients and their families. They should also know how to manage this multifaceted problem in an effective and safe manner. The e-Learning course in Pain management (e-PAIN) has been developed by the Faculty of Pain Medicine of the Royal College of Anaesthetists and the British Pain Society, which is the predominant multidisciplinary pain organisation in the UK. The authors of this course are experts in the field of pain management or related disciplines. The course contains standardized, high-quality content, which means that all practitioners can learn from the same material.
All the course sessions are mapped to relevant learning objectives. The content includes engaging formative self-assessment exercises to check and reinforce your knowledge and understanding. The objective of this course is to improve the students’ knowledge and clinical practice in pain management and ensure standardized, high-quality patient care. This course is relevant for all healthcare professionals who care for patients suffering from acute, chronic and cancer pain.
What you will learn?
The Pain management e-Learning course (e-PAIN) will enable you to:
• Improve your recognition of unrelieved acute and chronic pain in all patient groups
• Provide appropriate assessment of pain
• Manage pain effectively
• Ensure patient safety
Course Eligibility:
- General Physicians, Specialists, and Interns
- Should be a resident of a country in Asia, the Middle East, or Africa region.
Course validity: 4 months. There will be an extra charge on the extension of the course validity.
Certification:
On successfully completing all the learning, you will receive:
Pain Management (E-Pain) Course Completion Certificate *
*The certificate is a record of completion of the e-Learning material and, where applicable, successful completion of any associated summative assessments. It does not constitute certification of a formal qualification.
*Statutory taxes and levies not included. Taxes will be applied on checkout. Rates may vary based on management discretion.
Course Outline
1. Introducing Pain Management
2. Acute Pain (Management and Techniques)
3. Pain as a Long-term Condition
4. Treatment (Pharmacological and Non-pharmacological)
5. Other Chronic Pain
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- Headache
- Facial Pain
- Pelvic Pain
- Visceral Pain
- Common Chronic Pain Conditions
- Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
6. Neuropathic Pain
7. Paediatric Pain
8. Special Populations
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- Pregnancy
- Sickle Cell Disease
- Drug Addiction
- Older People
9. Cancer Pain
10. Basic Science
Course Outline
- Headache
- Facial Pain
- Pelvic Pain
- Visceral Pain
- Common Chronic Pain Conditions
- Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
- Pregnancy
- Sickle Cell Disease
- Drug Addiction
- Older People
Accreditation By:
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NHS
The National Health Service as a single organization so, as we work to improve care for the patient.
Our approach to delivering the NHS Long Term Plan will balance national direction with local autonomy to secure the best outcomes for patients. Local implementation will be led by clinicians and leaders who are directly accountable for patient care and making efficient use of public money. -
Faculty of Pain Medicine of the Royal College of Anesthetics
Established on 2nd April, the Faculty of Pain Medicine of the Royal College of Anesthetists, possesses significant responsibility and authority with regard to patients and those working and training in the field of Pain Medicine. The Faculty works through its secretariat and the function of its Board and two sub-committees; the Professional Standards Committee (FPMPSC) and the Training and Assessment Committee (FPMTAC).
In addition to this, short team working groups are appointed to look at the specific issues. Through their guidance and pain medicine training, they promote the state-of-the-art of practice for patients. They also serve their Fellows, Members and aspiring Fellows. Their Fellows and Members come from a range of backgrounds, from established consultants to newer consultants, as well as non-consultant doctors working in pain medicine and trainees and educators.
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The British Pain Society
The British Pain Society (BPS) founded in 1967, is a largest multidisciplinary organization working in the fields of Pain in the UK. It’s a community that brings together a varied group of nurses, clinicians, scientists, physiotherapists, general practitioners, psychologists, patients and other healthcare professionals to enhance their knowledge related to pain and implement latest public policies and clinical practices to alleviate the suffering from pain. The BPS organizes numerous activities like conferences, meetings, setting standards for clinical care, developing courses for special interest groups as well as publishing the British Journal of Pain. There is also an active involvement of patients in various activities of the society
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e-Learning for Healthcare
Formed in April 2007, e-Learning for Healthcare delivered a successful pilot with the Radiology-Integrated Training Initiative (R-ITI) which generated a model for the future delivery of generic and professional healthcare training. They are now all set to deliver a range of programs. To develop e-learning programs to help the healthcare workforce, e-LfH transitioned across to Health Education England. They are in the process of delivering 400+ e-learning programs in collaboration with organizations like Royal Colleges, Department of Health and Social Care, NHS England, and NHS Improvement and Public Health England.
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- General Physicians, Specialists, and Interns
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- To access the course, click on https://kite.medvarsity.com using the login ID and password provided to you, or click on “LOG IN USING YOUR ACCOUNT ON Google” and enter your Email ID: Gmail ID (Only if Gmail ID is mentioned in the Application) & Password. In case you don’t have access to your log-in ID and password, write to us at [email protected] & quote your registered email ID.
Can I download the videos to study offline?
- Our videos cannot be downloaded as they are available online only. You can access the videos at any time within the course duration.
Are there any onsite or offline classes?
- The entire course content is delivered through the kite.medvarsity.ae in the form of videos and written text format. No onsite or offline classes are being conducted by Medvarsity.
Can I stop a module midway through and finish it later?
- Yes. Once you begin a module, it will be updated in your Medvarsity portfolio, wherein you can continue and complete modules at your own pace. However, you should complete it during the course duration time.
Are the courses available in other languages?
- All the Medvarsity courses are written and presented in English only.
What is the course duration?
- The course duration consists of 12 months.
How can I get my course duration extended?
- To get an extension of the course you have taken up, please drop us a mail at [email protected] You can get a 30 days extension of the course duration and you would be charged 10% of the course fee as course extension charges.
How are the course assessments made and in what form?
- The assessment is conducted at multiple intervals as the course progresses. Each chapter ends with a multiple-choice quiz. Learners must answer at least 60% of the questions correctly in all to pass.
What if I am not able to clear the final test at each level in the first attempt?
- You will be given three attempts to clear the tests. If you are not able to clear the final test for the level in three attempts, you will have to pay re-activation fees. Write to us at [email protected]
Can I repeat a quiz if I fail on the first attempt?
- Yes!! We provide 3 attempts to attend the quiz.
What if I feel that a question is wrongly framed or an answer is wrongly marked in the online exams?
- If you feel that something is wrongly mentioned, you can write at [email protected], to direct it to the academics team.
What certification will I get at the end of the course?
- After completing the course content and assessments with a minimum score of 60% in each module, you will receive a certificate in Pain Management e-Learning Course which includes your name, course name, and the date of completion, which will be generated in your account. No salutations will be added to the name.
When will I get my certificate?
- Once you successfully pass each level, your e-Certificate will be generated in the learning management system.
Do we get a hard copy of the certificate?
- The certificate is available online and can be downloaded for printing a hard copy.
What happens if I lose my certificate?
- Certificate can be downloaded anytime from your account. However, if our team has valid information with proof of completion, then we can provide the certificate.
What if I have any concerns regarding the program delivery or what if I have any suggestions to improve the quality of the course?
- For any feedback regarding the course, please write to us at [email protected]
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Next Batch Start Date 27th Mar 2023
Course Duration
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Accreditation By:
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NHS
The National Health Service as a single organization so, as we work to improve care for the patient.
Our approach to delivering the NHS Long Term Plan will balance national direction with local autonomy to secure the best outcomes for patients. Local implementation will be led by clinicians and leaders who are directly accountable for patient care and making efficient use of public money. -
Faculty of Pain Medicine of the Royal College of Anesthetics
Established on 2nd April, the Faculty of Pain Medicine of the Royal College of Anesthetists, possesses significant responsibility and authority with regard to patients and those working and training in the field of Pain Medicine. The Faculty works through its secretariat and the function of its Board and two sub-committees; the Professional Standards Committee (FPMPSC) and the Training and Assessment Committee (FPMTAC).
In addition to this, short team working groups are appointed to look at the specific issues. Through their guidance and pain medicine training, they promote the state-of-the-art of practice for patients. They also serve their Fellows, Members and aspiring Fellows. Their Fellows and Members come from a range of backgrounds, from established consultants to newer consultants, as well as non-consultant doctors working in pain medicine and trainees and educators.
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The British Pain Society
The British Pain Society (BPS) founded in 1967, is a largest multidisciplinary organization working in the fields of Pain in the UK. It’s a community that brings together a varied group of nurses, clinicians, scientists, physiotherapists, general practitioners, psychologists, patients and other healthcare professionals to enhance their knowledge related to pain and implement latest public policies and clinical practices to alleviate the suffering from pain. The BPS organizes numerous activities like conferences, meetings, setting standards for clinical care, developing courses for special interest groups as well as publishing the British Journal of Pain. There is also an active involvement of patients in various activities of the society
-
e-Learning for Healthcare
Formed in April 2007, e-Learning for Healthcare delivered a successful pilot with the Radiology-Integrated Training Initiative (R-ITI) which generated a model for the future delivery of generic and professional healthcare training. They are now all set to deliver a range of programs. To develop e-learning programs to help the healthcare workforce, e-LfH transitioned across to Health Education England. They are in the process of delivering 400+ e-learning programs in collaboration with organizations like Royal Colleges, Department of Health and Social Care, NHS England, and NHS Improvement and Public Health England.
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