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Pain management is integral to many areas of first opinion practice, from routine surgery to orthopaedics and emergency to internal medicine. This four part learning series with Matt Gurney is designed to give you the skills and confidence to treat pain in both the acute and chronic setting. By concentrating on techniques relevant to first opinion practice it will help you to provide options for treatment, keep patients comfortable and enhance their wellbeing.
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Description
Topics covered include:
- An update on acute pain management and pain scoring
- Using everyday local anaesthesia
- Which analgesic CRIs to consider
- Why is chronic pain so hard to treat?
- First and second line treatment options
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