Pain 101: Understanding the Experience of Pain Online Course

$45.00

This is an introductory course to Pain intended to help health practitioners understand the pain experience. We will cover the definition of pain, nociception and the protective mechanism normal resting state, nocifensive behaviour, the transition of acute to persistent pain as well as two take home applications.

This course is suitable for physiotherapists and health professionals who want to improve their understanding of pain, its definition, types and mechanisms. In this comprehensive online module, Dr Tracey Pons, a Specialist Physiotherapist in Pain assessment and management, talks about these issues and more. The online module consists of pre-reading articles, a video presentation and a quiz.

In this course we will cover:
• The definition of pain.
• Nociception and the protective mechanism normal resting state.
• Nocifensive behaviour.
• The transition of acute to persistent pain.
• Two take home applications.

Learning Activities
• 4 pre-reading articles
• Video presentation
• Quiz

Learning Outcomes
By the end of this module, you will be able to:
• Understand the definition for the pain experience.
• List factors involved with nociception.
• Understand the normal resting state of the protective mechanism.
• Describe factors involved with Nocifensive behaviour.
• List and describe factors involved with sensitisation of the protective mechanism.
• List the factors that may contribute in the transition of acute to persistent pain
• Be able to apply 2 take home clinical applications.

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