Module 03 Pain as a Long Term Condition Flashcards
Recognize the interaction of mood and chronic pain.
Identify the factors that lead to pain and suffering.
Classify the risk factors for developing chronic pain
Use screening tools in chronic pain
List medications frequently used to treat chronic pain
Describe the role and use of non-pharmacological techniques for managing chronic pain
Recognize the link between chronic pain and severe psychological disturbance
Describe the roles of the members of the multidisciplinary pain team
Explain how the biopsychosocial model creates opportunities for therapeutic intervention in chronic pain
Describe the aims of the treatment of chronic pain
Describe the role and responsibilities of the members of the multidisciplinary team in pain management
Critically appraise the evidence base for the multidisciplinary management of chronic pain
Select appropriate methods for assessing outcome of treatment
Explain how psychological approaches to pain differ from biomedical approaches
Explain why psychological assessment covers a broad range of factors
Identify the key concepts of the most widely-used models underpinning psychological practice in pain
Identify the main components of the psychological assessment process
Explain why the psychological assessment process is very detailed
Describe the role of psychometric measures in supporting the clinical interview
Explain how a stepped model of care ensures an appropriate level of service
Recognize the effectiveness of psychological interventions for pain
Summarize three levels of self-management intervention
Balance the benefits of early self-management intervention against risk of overtreatment
Explain how individual and group rehabilitation programmes help pain sufferers with complex problems