The Gap Between Knowledge and Practice
Now is the time to put pain education into the spotlight and help bridge the gap between knowledge and practice.
LEARN MORE >Pain Curriculum Design Models and Implementation Approaches
Without making pain education a priority, persistent pain will continue to be an increasing cause of morbidity and disability worldwide.
LEARN MORE >Current Status of Pain Education and Implementation Challenges
Safe, proficient, and compassionate pain management will not happen without pain education for all health professionals.
LEARN MORE >Incorporating Pain Competencies and IASP Curriculum Outlines into Professional Education
The IASP Curricula Outlines provide recommended curricula for pharmacy, psychology, physical therapy, occupational therapy, nursing, medicine, dentistry, social work, and interprofessional education. The outlines are helpful for establishing teaching courses […]
LEARN MORE >Pain Education Assessment and Evaluation Strategies
Curriculum assessment and evaluation are important steps in instructional design, whether the educational experience is a 30-minute single-topic in-service program or a four-year multifaceted sequence of courses. Assessment (a formative […]
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