[1.0 CE] "Interdisciplinary Pain Management: An Introduction" with Michael L. Kriegel, Ph.D. скачать в хорошем качестве

[1.0 CE] "Interdisciplinary Pain Management: An Introduction" with Michael L. Kriegel, Ph.D.

Introduction to Interdisciplinary Pain Management: How This Treatment Model Will Improve the Outcomes of Your Patients To earn CE credits, please visit: https://www.hatherleigh.com/courses/i... Abstract: Interdisciplinary Pain Management (IPM) is a researched-based practice that was developed many years ago and is still the only field of healthcare that has been developed to treat pain with the least amount of opioids possible. In fact, chronic pain patients treated in an accredited IPM facility will on average be able to reduce their opioid intake by 85% or greater. Due to IPM’s inpatient or outpatient facilities, it can be offered to any patient across the county. Faculty: Michael L. Kriegel, Ph.D., is one of the pioneers in the development of the field of Interdisciplinary Pain Management. He has been a leader in the field since the early 1980’s and is working to bring it back as the gold standard of care for patients who suffer from chronic pain. He developed the largest network of Interdisciplinary Pain Management Centers in the nation and subsequently built and managed 22 facilities. He recently completed building his 23rd facility. Dr. Kriegel has co-authored a book on Interdisciplinary Rehabilitation of Low Back Pain, written 3 book chapters and has written over 15 articles in various medical journals. Dr. Kriegel has recently led a group of national experts in the field of Pain Management in the revision of the pain standards for The Commission for Accreditation of Accreditation Facilities. He is currently leading a similar group of experts in the development of a large research project to validate the clinical effectiveness and cost effectiveness of Interdisciplinary Pain Management. Competency Areas: This course addresses the development of Interdisciplinary Pain Management and the benefits of this treatment model for patients with pain, specifically chronic pain. Interdisciplinary Pain Management is once again becoming the leading treatment modality for treating pain patients. Clinicians will understand the history of Interdisciplinary Pain Management and its benefit of being included in their patients care. Key Words:  Interdisciplinary Pain Management, Chronic Pain, Inpatient, Outpatient Learning Objectives:  Upon completion of this lesson, clinicians should be able to (1) define IPM (2) understand the benefits of including IPM in their treatment plan (3) begin to identify patients under their care that would qualify for IPM. Target Audience:  Primary Care Physicians, Surgeons, Psychologists, Counselors, Addiction Specialists. To earn CE credits, please visit: https://www.hatherleigh.com