Pain Management

Pain Management is a course for those who'd prefer less drama and more clarity. It guides you through the essentials of recognising and responding to various types of pain—from sharp and sudden to slow-burning discomfort that overstays its welcome. With modules covering everything from palliative care to specialised techniques, each lesson is structured to make sense without fluff.

You’ll explore how different groups respond to pain, and how management techniques differ in each case. Whether you're reviewing strategies for acute treatment or diving into pain support in special populations, the course steers clear of theatrical terms and sticks to grounded knowledge. A solid choice for learners who want straight answers on a sensitive subject.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand key concepts related to pain and its classification.
• Differentiate acute from chronic pain across healthcare contexts.
• Examine methods for pain management in palliative situations.
• Identify pain responses in special population groups.
• Review standard interventions and techniques for pain relief.
• Recognise signs that require escalated pain control plans.

Who is this Course For:

• Healthcare support workers in hospital or home settings.
• Carers looking to understand pain responses better.
• Palliative care volunteers or service assistants.
• Medical receptionists coordinating patient pain services.
• Counsellors seeking pain awareness in patient care.
• Staff in aged care or disability support services.
• Occupational therapy support workers and assistants.
• Pharmacy staff working in pain management consultation.

Career Path:

• Healthcare Assistant (Pain Focus) – £22,000/year
• Palliative Care Assistant – £23,500/year
• Pain Management Support Worker – £24,000/year
• Hospice Care Support Staff – £22,500/year
• Pain Services Administrator – £25,000/year
• Rehabilitation Support Assistant – £23,000/year