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
Availability: InStock

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.

*You have until the 31st of December 2024 to complete this course*

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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.

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JF BOTHA

Posted 9 months 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.