Course curriculum

7 modules plus 2 live discussions

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About this course

  • $297.00
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Learning Objectives

The following are foundational to modern pain education. There is no script for what to say or what to do. However, knowledge of nociceptive mechanisms and pain allows clinicians to make more informed decisions, which ultimately leads to better patient care.

  • Understand the context of pain related to determinants of health and health inequity

  • Evaluate the knowledge gaps in pain education

  • Identify consensus pain terminology, semantics, and meaning

  • Discuss language and logic errors in pain literature and research and how they impact thinking

  • Apply knowledge for clinical descriptors of pain to make a pain assessment for clinical reasoning

Instructor(s)

Associate Instructor Monica Noy

Monica is an educator, researcher, and practitioner with an approach to evidence-based information grounded in medical ethics, critical and logical thinking, and philosophy. Her focus is on the mechanisms and management of pain. She developed and teaches two courses for the Sheridan HBSc Osteopathy program, pain and critical thinking. Monica is active with research committees nationally and internationally; is part of a Canada-wide research survey on the status of osteopathy; acts as a peer-reviewer for the International Journal of Osteopathic Medicine; and is President of the Ontario Association of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners seeking regulation of the profession.

Included in this course

Features lifetime access to the following

  • 7 modules

    Recorded self-directed lessons. Take your time and revisit the content on your own schedule.

  • Live lessons with the instructor

    Monica will deliver 2 live lessons and Q and A. November 25th and December 15th. These will be recorded so not to worry if you cannot attend live.

  • Private community

    You will be added to a private community page for discussions, questions and sharing resources. This will be moderated by both Monica and Eric

Join us for this unique pain education course

New modules released weekly beginning November 3rd.

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