Malingering and Pain: What does the Evidence Say?

Name: Malingering and Pain: What does the Evidence Say? - The OT Link
SKU: 9232-1-1-1-1-2-1
Price: 450.00 ZAR
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Course Overview

3 CEUs

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Back by popular demand, the Malingering and Pain as an on-demand course.

Video Presentation

2 Hours with MCQs.
This course will review:
- Understand the multidimensional nature of pain.
- Understand what malingering is – whether we can actually use this term as it’s a legal and not medical term, or what we should call it.
- How do we assess possible malingering for a client who presents with pain.
- Factors to be aware of when making a decision about a claim based on pain as the presenting problem.

Recorded Webinar

1 Hour.
Gill presents case studies relating the video presentation to clinical practice. Thereafter there was an opportunity for questions, answers and discussion around this topic.

This course will expire on 31 December 2026.

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R450.00

Description

Description

Gillian Coetsee is an experienced clinician and academic. She holds a Postgrad Diploma in Interdisciplinary Pain Management (UCT), Advanced Diplomas in neurosciences, hands and vocational rehabilitation. She is Workwell certified. She brings a wealth of clinical experience and the latest evidence to support best practice in assessing and treating clients with pain. She currently works in a private practice which treats adult clients with neurological conditions, upper limb trauma and hand injuries.

THIS COURSE HAS BEEN ACCREDITED BY THE OT PROFESSIONAL BODY, ON THE PROFESSIONAL BAND OF THE PAIN MANAGEMENT TAXONOMY.

YOUR COURSE COMPLETION CERTIFICATE CAN BE SUBMITTED IN YOUR PORTFOLIO TOWARDS PERSONAL PROFESSIONAL BODY ACCREDITATION.

Ratings and Reviews

4.5

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2 Ratings

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Frizelna Steyn

Posted 12 months ago

JF BOTHA

Posted 2 years ago

Clinical sensitivity at the core of this course!

Strong confident speaker. Excellent references to relevant and recent (<6 years) clinical research data or publications on contentious topic. Great use of time and clear, organised and well-managed presentation material.

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