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Cette formation s’adresse principalement aux professionnels dans le domaine de la santé et des services sociaux, aux praticiens en approches complémentaires, aux gestionnaires des domaines de la santé et à tout autre professionnel ou étudiant ayant des connaissances de base en intervention clinique.

Cette formation a été élaborée par un comité scientifique interdisciplinaire et intersectoriel avec la participation de plusieurs experts et patients-partenaires.

Le premier volet de cette offre de formations continues est sous la direction de Julie Masse de l’École de réadaptation à la Faculté de médecine et de Chantal Levesque de la Faculté de l’éducation permanente. Elles sont toutes deux membres du comité scientifique du projet.

What you'll learn

Dans un premier temps, nous vous présenterons l’état de situation au Québec au regard de l’usage des opioïdes pour la gestion de la douleur. Ensuite, vous entendrez l’expérience d’individus et les points de vue d’experts sur le sujet. Finalement, nous explorerons diverses options de traitements et définirons une approche de soin intégrée pour contrer le mésusage des opioïdes et favoriser une gestion optimale de la douleur.

Vous pourrez naviguer dans cette formation d’une durée totale d’environ 2 heures à votre propre rythme.

What's inside

Syllabus

Six catégories d’approches thérapeutiques seront abordées dans le cadre de la présente formation, soit :

les approches biomédicales;

les approches pharmacologiques;

les approches psychosociales;

les approches de réadaptation;

les approches complémentaires;

et la santé publique.

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Introduces the topic of opioid misuse and presents various perspectives on the issue

Delves into different approaches to treating pain, emphasizing an integrated approach

Provides an overview of the current situation regarding opioid use in Quebec

Features input from individuals with lived experiences of opioid misuse

Led by experts in the field, including Julie Masse and Chantal Levesque

Covers a wide range of therapeutic approaches, including biomedical, pharmacological, and psychosocial

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Douleurs et opioïdes : vers des solutions intégrées with these activities:

Trouver un mentor dans le domaine de la gestion de la douleur

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Cette activité vous permettra de bénéficier de l'expérience et des conseils d'un professionnel expérimenté dans le domaine de la gestion de la douleur.

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Identifier des professionnels dans votre réseau ou votre communauté qui ont de l'expertise dans la gestion de la douleur
Contacter ces professionnels et leur demander s'ils seraient prêts à être votre mentor

Compiler une liste de ressources sur la gestion de la douleur

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Cette activité vous permettra d'organiser et d'accéder facilement aux informations essentielles sur la gestion de la douleur.

Browse courses on Compilation

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Rechercher et identifier des ressources fiables sur la gestion de la douleur, telles que des articles scientifiques, des sites Web et des livres
Compiler une liste de ces ressources dans un document ou une base de données
Organiser la liste par catégorie ou sujet pour faciliter l'accès

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Career center

Learners who complete Douleurs et opioïdes : vers des solutions intégrées will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Health Educator

As a Health Educator, you help people understand and adopt health-related behaviors, leading to healthier lifestyles and better healthcare outcomes. This course, which combines approaches from medicine, education, and public health, may be particularly beneficial if you wish to specialize in chronic pain management or work with individuals struggling with opioid use.

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Health Services Manager

As a Health Services Manager, you oversee the operations of healthcare organizations and ensure the delivery of high-quality care. This interdisciplinary course, which includes perspectives from both medical professionals and social workers, can help build a foundation for success in the healthcare industry, particularly in the area of pain management.

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Occupational Therapist

As an Occupational Therapist, you help improve the physical and mental well-being of individuals who have difficulty performing everyday activities. This course can be helpful in understanding how pain affects daily life and how to work with patients to develop strategies for managing pain and improving their independence.

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Addiction Counselor

As an Addiction Counselor, you provide support and guidance to individuals struggling with substance use disorders. This course, which focuses on opioid use and pain management, can be useful in developing the knowledge and skills needed to work effectively with this population.

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Physical Therapist

As a Physical Therapist, you assess and treat individuals with physical impairments. This course can provide insights into the role of pain in physical rehabilitation and how to work with patients to manage pain and improve their mobility.

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Health Policy Analyst

As a Health Policy Analyst, you research and analyze health-related issues and develop policy recommendations. This course, which provides a comprehensive overview of opioid use and pain management, can be useful in understanding the current challenges and opportunities in this field.

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Patient Navigator

As a Patient Navigator, you guide patients through the healthcare system and provide support and information. This course, which includes perspectives from both patients and healthcare professionals, can be helpful in understanding the challenges faced by patients with chronic pain and how to provide effective navigation services.

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Nurse

As a Nurse, you provide care and support to patients in a variety of settings. This course can be helpful in understanding the complexities of pain management and how to work with patients to develop effective pain management plans.

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Physician Assistant

As a Physician Assistant, you work closely with physicians to provide medical care to patients. This course, which covers both medical and non-medical approaches to pain management, can be useful in developing the skills needed to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of pain.

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Clinical Psychologist

As a Clinical Psychologist, you assess and treat mental health conditions. This course, which focuses on the psychological aspects of pain, can be helpful in understanding how pain affects individuals and how to develop effective therapeutic interventions.

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Registered Dietitian

As a Registered Dietitian, you provide nutrition counseling and support to individuals with a variety of health conditions. This course, which discusses the role of nutrition in pain management, can be helpful in understanding the nutritional needs of individuals with chronic pain and how to develop effective dietary plans.

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Pharmacist

As a Pharmacist, you dispense medications and provide information on their use. This course, which covers the pharmacology of opioids and other pain medications, can be useful in developing the knowledge and skills needed to provide safe and effective medication management for patients with pain.

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Social Worker

As a Social Worker, you provide support and counseling to individuals and families facing a variety of challenges. This course, which discusses the social and emotional aspects of pain, can be helpful in understanding how pain affects individuals and families and how to provide effective social work interventions.

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Pain Management Specialist

As a Pain Management Specialist, you diagnose and treat chronic pain conditions. This course, which provides a comprehensive overview of pain management strategies, can be useful in developing the knowledge and skills needed to provide effective pain management care.

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Researcher

As a Researcher, you conduct studies to investigate health-related issues and develop new knowledge. This course, which provides an overview of current research on opioid use and pain management, can be useful in developing the skills needed to design and conduct research in this field.

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