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Stanford University

Pain Management: Pain Physical Therapy 101

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Stanford Center for Continuing Medical Education, Pain Management: Pain Physical Therapy 101, 10/8/2020 12:00:00 AM - 10/8/2023 12:00:00 AM, An overview of interdisciplinary pain management education designed to give physicians the competence in recognizing and understanding the unique needs of pain patients as well as further their ability to refer and treat patient in an interdisciplinary, multimodal manner. This CME activity is designed to increase physician knowledge and competence in recognizing and understanding the unique needs of pain patients as well as further their ability to refer and treat patients in an interdisciplinary, multimodal manner. This session review the role of physical therapy in Pain Management settings to help identify pain PT interventions and discuss common obstacles patients in chronic pain face when initiating an activity program.

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  • Profile image for Wilbin Yeoh
    Wilbin Yeoh @wilbin
    2
    Pain Management: Pain Physical Therapy 101" is an outstanding course that provides a comprehensive overview of the role of physical therapy in managing pain. The course content is well-organized, informative, and presented in a way that is easy to understand, making it suitable for both healthcare professionals and individuals interested in pain management.
  • Profile image for MOHD AZAM MADNEE
    MOHD AZAM MADNEE
    Very nice course program on pain management in physical therapy ☺️
    This was a very nice course program on pain management in physical therapy. The content was comprehensive and well-structured, providing valuable insights into various techniques and approaches for managing pain. The instructors from Stanford University provided clear and concise explanations, making complex topics easy to understand. Highly recommended for physical therapists and students interested in this field.
  • Profile image for Bayu Prastowo
    Bayu Prastowo
    This course provides a clear and well-structured introduction to pain management in physical therapy. The content is evidence-based and explains pain mechanisms in a practical and easy-to-understand way. It is highly relevant for students and clinicians, helping improve clinical reasoning, patient education, and decision-making in pain management practice.
  • Profile image for Luma Alabsi
    Luma Alabsi
    This informative course provides a strong foundation for understanding and managing pain through physical therapy. It clearly explains types of pain, treatment strategies, and the role of exercise and posture correction in long-term recovery. The language is accessible, making it easy for beginners to grasp key concepts. What stands out is the gentle, empowering approach that encourages self-awareness and consistency—not just quick fixes. While the course may not go deeply into advanced techniques, it offers valuable insights for those starting their healing journey. A great resource for anyone seeking to understand pain with clarity and compassion.
  • Profile image for Chi Nguyễn Huệ
    Chi Nguyễn Huệ @Grass
    Useful information about the pain management especially musculoskeletal pain for the non-physical therapy.
  • Profile image for Brenda Ribeiro De Abreu
    Brenda Ribeiro De Abreu
    1
    Sou estudante de fisioterapia e amei o curso, sei que o certificado também ajudara muito na minha carreira. Muito obrigada por oferecer um curso tão bom
  • Saanvi Khot
    1
    It was quite informative. Tackles with the do’s and don’ts of pain and how to go on about it. Pain is cured by exercise, improves mood and well-being.
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