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Online training programme in Pain Management

Due to popular demand JIP announces the online training programme in pain management. In fact Dr. Muralidhar Joshi was the first person to launch this kind of training programme in India in association with corporate hospitals. Busy and budding clinicians can avail this unique opportunity to learn about the successful way of managing chronic pain syndromes, establishing acute pain service etc. JIP guides them to start a pain clinic at their own place. We discuss about the requirements to start a pain clinic, common pain conditions encountered and solutions for those problem. Interventional techniques along with an orientation for imaging modalities will be discussed.

Keeping in mind varying requirements of medical professionals, we have divided the online training programme into basic and advanced courses. Both the courses will cater to needs of the relevant clinician groups. The need for division into two courses arises in view of varied clinical training and skills. More details are as follows;

Basic Pain Management course

Most formal decisions as to the management of pain are made by doctors, it has been obvious for a long time that medical undergraduate teaching on the subject of pain leaves much to be desired. To fulfill this lacuna an outline of curriculum on pain for medical schools has been created by International Association for Study of Pain. Our course is based on these guidelines set by the International Body with necessary modification to make it more interesting and practicable.

COURSE CONTENT
    Introduction and overview
    1. Pain as a public health problem
    2. Epidemiology: societal consequences
    3. Economic impact
    4. Medico-legal and compensation issues
    Definition of pain
    1. Relationship between acute and chronic pain
    2. Philosophical issues
    3. Historical aspects of the study of pain
    4. Biological significance of pain (survival value) (should also be interwoven into all appropriate topics)

    ELIGIBILITY
    M.B., B.S

    DURATION
    1. 4 Months.
    2. 2 Days contact programme

     

    COURSE FEE - Rs.20,000/-

    Learn more on our elearning portal (Medicovibes.com)

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Advanced Pain Management Course (For Specialists)

This course goes into the advanced topics pertaining to the pain managment domain.

COURSE CONTENT

    1st month we will discuss about: History of pain medicine, anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology, pharmacology, clinical history, physical examination, record keeping. For improving investigating skills we have added topics like electrophysiology, to have a working knowledge of radiology a separate radiology gallery has been added.

    ELIGIBILITY
    Post-graduation in Anaesthesiology

    DURATION
    1. 6 Months.
    2. 3 Days contact programme

     

    COURSE FEE - Rs.60,000/-

    Learn more on our elearning portal (Medicovibes.com)

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Principles of Pain Management Course for Nurses

Every nurse should be able to asses and manage pain. This course includes the essential components of nursing education about pain, directed towards entry level nurses. Entry-level nursing education varies between countries and may include university or hospital based training. The curriculum is comprehensive and represents the optimal level of pain education for nursing, acknowledging that it may not be possible or realistic to incorporate all components in some resource-poor countries. This course is based on the Pain Curriculum for Basic Nursing education prepared by the International Association for Study of Pain ad hoc committee in 2006.

COURSE CONTENT - Introduction
  1. Magnitude of problem – epidemiology
  2. Impact of pain & unrelieved pain
  3. Impact of acute pain on recovery from surgery, injury, or illness
  4. Impact of persistent cancer and non-cancer pain in relation to
  5. The individual (ex. Physical, psychosocial, spiritual, vocational, socioeconomic)
  6. The family (ex. Roles, relationships, psychological concerns, socioeconomic factors
  7. Society (ex cost, lost productivity)
  8. Facilitators of and barriers to pain assessment and management (ex., patient, family, health professionals, knowledge, beliefs and attitudes, institutions, society, environment, access and costs)
  9. Life span considerations – Neonates, Children, Adults, Older adults
  10. Ethical, legal and political issues

  11. Definitions of Pain
    1. Types of pain (acute, recurrent, persistent, cancer, pain associated with life threatening issues, nociceptive, neuropathic, breakthrough pain, mixed pain)
    2. Differentiation between pain, nociception, suffering, and pain behaviors

    ELIGIBILITY
    Diploma in Nursing

    DURATION
    1. 4 Months.

     

    COURSE FEE - Rs.6,000/-

    Learn more on our elearning portal (Medicovibes.com)

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