CME Center
Learning is a never-ending process, and this is most true for healthcare professionals. Pain.com has a vested interest in ensuring clinicians are up-to-date on the information relevant to their specialty. Following are links to our current accredited courses.
Please note: Not all courses are accredited for all healthcare professionals. Please read the overview page found at the beginning of each course to determine for whom CME/CE hours are applicable. Instructions are also included as to how to receive credit upon completing a post-test.
Upon completing an activity, participants can choose to complete the post-test toward the award of a certificate for credit. At that time, the system will prompt you to purchase points/credits; however, in all cases, you will be advised of the number of points/credits that exist in your account.
Should you not pass the post-test, you will not be charged for the certificate point value. Pain.com members will be able to select a payment option that best meets their needs, including a per credit fee ($5) or a multi-point fee (12 credits for $49 or 24 credits for $97.)
Pain.com remains committed to providing healthcare professionals with the education they need, when and how they need it. We appreciate your continued support of our efforts.
Please note: Not all courses are accredited for all healthcare professionals. Please read the overview page found at the beginning of each course to determine for whom CME/CE hours are applicable. Instructions are also included as to how to receive credit upon completing a post-test.
Attention:
Effective June 1, 2009, Pain.com (a Dannemiller-owned website) will assess a certificate award processing fee for those educational offerings not supported by educational grants. ALL activities/offerings are available for reading/review without incurring a point deduction. Activities that have a point value will be identified in the up-front CME information. Please read all administrative and CME-related information carefully.Upon completing an activity, participants can choose to complete the post-test toward the award of a certificate for credit. At that time, the system will prompt you to purchase points/credits; however, in all cases, you will be advised of the number of points/credits that exist in your account.
Should you not pass the post-test, you will not be charged for the certificate point value. Pain.com members will be able to select a payment option that best meets their needs, including a per credit fee ($5) or a multi-point fee (12 credits for $49 or 24 credits for $97.)
Pain.com remains committed to providing healthcare professionals with the education they need, when and how they need it. We appreciate your continued support of our efforts.
Articles
Parent/Nurse-Controlled Analgesia (PNCA) as a Standard of Care: How to Make it Safe
Expiration Date:June 30, 2010
Pain Report #11- Pain Management for the Elderly
Expiration Date:March 31, 2011
Pediatric Pain Assessment in the Clinical Setting
Interview with Dr. Steven Weisman
Expiration Date:December 31, 2009
Pain Report #10 - Rational versus Irrational Polypharmacy in Chronic Pain
Expiration Date:September 30, 2009
Expiration Date:June 30, 2010
Pain Report #11- Pain Management for the Elderly
Expiration Date:March 31, 2011
Pediatric Pain Assessment in the Clinical Setting
Interview with Dr. Steven Weisman
Expiration Date:December 31, 2009
Pain Report #10 - Rational versus Irrational Polypharmacy in Chronic Pain
Expiration Date:September 30, 2009
Slideshows
Headache Management for Primary Care Physicians
Expiration Date:December 31, 2009
Pharmacologic Management of Pain: NSAIDs to Opioids
Expiration Date:November 30, 2010
The Challenge of Opioid Therapy: Proper Patient Selection & Careful Patient Management
Expiration Date:November 30, 2009
Proper Management of Patients with Controlled Substances: 5 Illustrative Cases
Expiration Date:November 30, 2009
Utilizing Opioid Therapy for Chronic Pain:
A Case-Based Approach to Optimize Therapeutic Outcomes While Managing Potential Risks
Expiration Date:October 31, 2009
Expiration Date:December 31, 2009
Pharmacologic Management of Pain: NSAIDs to Opioids
Expiration Date:November 30, 2010
The Challenge of Opioid Therapy: Proper Patient Selection & Careful Patient Management
Expiration Date:November 30, 2009
Proper Management of Patients with Controlled Substances: 5 Illustrative Cases
Expiration Date:November 30, 2009
Utilizing Opioid Therapy for Chronic Pain:
A Case-Based Approach to Optimize Therapeutic Outcomes While Managing Potential Risks
Expiration Date:October 31, 2009
NSAIDS in the Treatment of Acute Pain: A Look at Safety, Tolerance and Efficacy
Expiration Date:September 30, 2009
Balanced Opioid Prescribing
Expiration Date:January 31, 2010
Pharmacologic Management of Chronic Pain: NSAIDs to Opioids
Expiration Date:January 31, 2010
Chronic Pain Management with Opioids: Prevention of Misuse, Abuse and Diversion
(Satellite Dinner Meeting)
Expiration Date:December 31, 2009
Chronic Pain Management with Opioids: Prevention of Misuse, Abuse and Diversion of Opioids
(AAPM&R Satellite Dinner Meeting)
Expiration Date:November 30, 2009
The Pain Processing Pathways
Expiration Date:December 31, 2009
Expiration Date:September 30, 2009
Balanced Opioid Prescribing
Expiration Date:January 31, 2010
Pharmacologic Management of Chronic Pain: NSAIDs to Opioids
Expiration Date:January 31, 2010
Chronic Pain Management with Opioids: Prevention of Misuse, Abuse and Diversion
(Satellite Dinner Meeting)
Expiration Date:December 31, 2009
Chronic Pain Management with Opioids: Prevention of Misuse, Abuse and Diversion of Opioids
(AAPM&R Satellite Dinner Meeting)
Expiration Date:November 30, 2009
The Pain Processing Pathways
Expiration Date:December 31, 2009
CD/DVD/USB Products
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An Intensive Review of the Specialty of Pain Medicine: A Pain Board Oriented Review Program
Healthcare professionals can access up to 50 lectures that offer a comprehensive review and study of current pain practices. Areas covered include: applied anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology of pain; physical evaluation of the pain patient and sequential clinical applied pharmacology; evaluation and treatment of common pain syndromes; psychological evaluation and testing of the pain patient; and interventional pain techniques.» Click here to read more or to order the product
Dannemiller Anesthesiology Review Course (4th Edition)
This comprehensive course contains 55 complete lectures from 14 renowned anesthesiologists on one slim USB Flash Drive! Category 1 CME credits are available for physicians and CE credits are available for CRNAs. The certificates are provided through an Internet link allowing users to complete a post-test and evaluation, and then print certificates directly from their computers.» Click here to read more about this unique offering or to order the product
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