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Evidence-Based Pain Management: Interventions, Approaches, and Best Practices

Evidence-Based Pain Management: Interventions, Approaches, and Best Practices

Course release date: 8/19/2025

Course Overview

This comprehensive course explores contemporary approaches to pain management, emphasizing evidence-based interventions and best practices across healthcare disciplines. Led by Dr. Lorie Schleck, DPT, an APTA clinical specialist in geriatrics, this course provides healthcare professionals with a thorough understanding of pain mechanisms, assessment strategies, and modern treatment approaches.

Key topics include:

  • Current pain models and the transition from biomedical to biopsychosocial approaches
  • Comprehensive pain assessment techniques and identification of red/yellow flags
  • Psychological factors affecting pain, including catastrophizing, attention, and coping strategies
  • Social and emotional influences on pain perception and management
  • Evidence-based interventions, including:
    • Cognitive-behavioral therapy
    • Exercise prescription and physical activity guidelines
    • Physical modalities
    • Motivational interviewing techniques
    • Discipline-specific best practices for nursing, occupational therapy, and physical therapy

 

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Course release date: 8/19/2025

Course Overview

This comprehensive course explores contemporary approaches to pain management, emphasizing evidence-based interventions and best practices across healthcare disciplines. Led by Dr. Lorie Schleck, DPT, an APTA clinical specialist in geriatrics, this course provides healthcare professionals with a thorough understanding of pain mechanisms, assessment strategies, and modern treatment approaches.

Key topics include:

  • Current pain models and the transition from biomedical to biopsychosocial approaches
  • Comprehensive pain assessment techniques and identification of red/yellow flags
  • Psychological factors affecting pain, including catastrophizing, attention, and coping strategies
  • Social and emotional influences on pain perception and management
  • Evidence-based interventions, including:
    • Cognitive-behavioral therapy
    • Exercise prescription and physical activity guidelines
    • Physical modalities
    • Motivational interviewing techniques
    • Discipline-specific best practices for nursing, occupational therapy, and physical therapy

 

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