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Pharmacology, Pain and Mental Health

Overcoming the vicious circle that prevents rehabilitation

(1 customer review)

Duration:

2 hrs

Language:

French

Subtitles:

No Subtitles

$ 225.00

Does your patient suffer from persistent pain and their medication is not effective?

Do you have a poor understanding of the impact of your patient’s medication on their rehabilitation?

This online courses aims to help you, as health professionals, to better understand the influence of medication on your patient and what action you can take to help. This two-hour course offered by two pharmacists specialized in the fields of neuroscience and mental health will allow you to better understand the issues of mental health and/or persistent pain and help you adapt your intervention plan. The objective is to provide you with concrete tools to optimize your management and to better understand the classes of medication. Case histories will be presented to you.

Topics covered:

  • Impact of mental health problems
  • Brief summary of the main classes of medications (anti-depressants/anti-psychotics/narcotics/sleep related medications), their effects, side effects and impact on function and rehabilitation
  • Effects of medication in a rehabilitation setting
  • Effects of medication on physical training
  • Mechanisms of depression and the effect of anti-depressants.
  • How collaboration between the pharmacist and the therapist can facilitate the rehabilitation of the client
  • Knowing in which situation to refer the client to his pharmacist vs. physician
  • Motivational interviewing
  • The rebound effect of opioids

Published:

11/01/2022

Updated:

11/01/2022

  1. Recognize the impact of mental health issues on rehabilitation
  2. Illustrate the effect of psychotropic and analgesic drugs on cognitive and neuromuscular function
  3. Adapt a treatment plan to address mental health and pain issues and the side effects of psychotropic and analgesic medications
  4. Identify the role of health care professionals in the management of rehabilitation patients with mental health and pain issues

Claude Dagenais

Pharmacist B.Pharm., Ph.D.
Pain science
Quebec, Canada

Violaine Masson

Pharmacist B.Pharm, M.Sc.
Mental health and wellness
Quebec, Canada

Anonymous

Well-populated information, I loved having two instructors to talk about these topics!!! I feel better equipped to adapt my treatment plan according to my patients' medication and it makes me want to collaborate more with the pharmacists!

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