Modern Approaches to the Diagnosis and Treatment of PainUniversity of Banja Luka

LLL Course of the University of Banja Luka: Modern approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of pain

Savremeni pristupi dijagnostici i liječenju bola

The University of Banja Luka organised a LLL Course Modern Approaches to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Pain on 11 May 2019 in Slatina. The main objective was to to point out new guidelines in the diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic pain and deliver it to health care professionals in Primary and Higher levels of Health Care Centers in Banja Luka, Republic of Srpska. The participants of the seminar are family doctors, surgeons, psychiatrists, anesthesiologists and psychologists. After the development of the training material, selection of trainees, and accreditation of the course by The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, the course was held for the purpose to give modern guidelines regarding acute and chronic pain management considering that undergraduate studies do not include modules of pain medicine.

Objectives of the course:

  • A historical review of pain
  • Understanding and importance of treatment of acute and chronic pain
  • Teach participants how to treat acute and chronic pain
  • Teach participants how to treat cancer pain
  • Learn the mechanism of action of oral opioids and their administration
  • Get acquainted with non- pharmacological methods of pain treatment – Learn what are the invasive procedures for treating acute postoperative and chronic pain

Material

Akreditacija
Flajer
Evaluacioni upitnik
Rezultati evaluacije

Event report

Presentations

Mira Fingler KLINIČKI PRISTUP DIJAGNOSTICI, PATOFIZIOLOGIJI I LIJEČENJU NEUROPATSKE BOLI – download
Darko Golić OPIOIDI U TERAPIJI BOLA – download
Lena Topić Arambašić, Jelena Đorđić, Ana Grubišić BIOPSIHOSOCIJALNA PROCJENA I TRETMAN BOLA – download
Ivan Radoš INTERVENTIONAL PAIN MANAGEMENT – download
Snežana Tomašević Todorović BOL U STARIJIH POSEBAN IZAZOV U REHABILITACIJI – download

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