Description

The assessment of pain is made unclear both by the patient's difficulty in expressing it and by the heterogeneity of caregivers' knowledge and practices. This training aims to build a common base that allows pain to be assessed and the most appropriate care to be offered.

Who is this training for ?

For whom ?

Care executives, health executives, IDE, AS and any other paramedical professional concerned.

Prerequisites

Training objectives

Understand the challenges of identifying and tracking pain in hospitalized people Deepen knowledge about pain management Propose areas for improving professional practices

Training program

• Know the pain management legislation
  • - Acute pain management protocols by teams.
  • - The four-year pain control plan.
  • - Priority required practices: prior interview evaluation.
  • - Presentation of HAS recommendations.
  • - Presentation of certification measures focused on pain.
  • - Exercise: Analysis of protocols in small groups.
• Understand the different types of pain
  • - The physiology and chemistry of pain: perception, transmission, integration, control, effectors.
  • - The time factor in pain: growth, decay, intermittence, persistence, habituation.
  • - Acute pain/chronic pain: what specific neurophysiological mechanisms? Specific pain: cancer, dementia, pressure sores, diabetes, fibromyalgia.
  • - The psychological experience of pain.
  • - Case study Presentation of concrete clinical cases.
• Improve pain screening and assessment
  • - Call signs, motor signs and signs of psychological regression linked to pain.
  • - Some pain screening tools: grids and rods, initial interview of evaluation.
  • - How to use the tools: Doloplus-2, ECPA, Mobiqual.
  • - Practical work Handling the tools.
• Understand the need for teamwork
  • - The importance of daily observation by caregivers.
  • - The transdisciplinarity of pain assessment and monitoring: prevention, therapeutic education.
  • - Caring/taking care, does it eliminate pain? Means of personal and institutional resourcing.
  • - Collective reflection Creation of a sheet of available resources.
• Learn about medicinal and non-drug approaches
  • - WHO protocols.
  • - The main families of analgesics and their pharmacokinetics.
  • - Clinical administration protocols, clinical monitoring, addictive risk.
  • - Non-drug therapies: sophrology, relaxation, hypnosis.
  • - Exercise: Workshops to put non-drug techniques into practice and case analysis of drug therapies.