Pain Management
This course introduces the essential principles of recognising, assessing and treating pain. It explores pain assessment tools, pain physiology, and pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches to effective pain management.

Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Recognise pain and understand its definition, significance and the benefits of effective pain management.
- Assess and record pain using appropriate pain assessment tools to measure and monitor severity.
- Classify different types of pain and recognise factors that may influence a patient's pain experience.
- Apply pain management techniques using both pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches.
- Understand opioid use and addiction while identifying common barriers to effective pain management.
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Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Recognise pain and understand its definition, significance and the benefits of effective pain management.
- Assess and record pain using appropriate pain assessment tools to measure and monitor severity.
- Classify different types of pain and recognise factors that may influence a patient's pain experience.
- Apply pain management techniques using both pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches.
- Understand opioid use and addiction while identifying common barriers to effective pain management.
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Training Overview
- Understanding and Recognising Pain
- Pain Assessment and Evaluation
- Pain Treatment and Management
- Practical RAT Demonstration
- Summary





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Frequently asked questions
Pain management involves recognising, assessing and treating pain using appropriate pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches to support comfort and wellbeing.
Pain assessment and management involves measuring pain severity, identifying its type and cause, considering influencing factors and selecting suitable treatment options.
Pain recognition and assessment covers pain definitions, assessment tools, pain classification, pain physiology and factors that can influence how pain is experienced.
Pain management techniques include physical and psychological approaches, medicines, multimodal treatment and other appropriate interventions based on the patient's pain.
Pain management online training Australia can help healthcare professionals develop knowledge of pain recognition, assessment and management techniques for clinical practice.
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