Here are the most popular modules on palliative care for you to complete.
You can gain a special certificate to those of you who complete them all.
The role of opioids in cancer pain: an up to date guide
Breaking bad news to patients and relatives
Patients with recurrences of cancer: a guide to diagnosis and management
Drug treatment of nausea and vomiting related to cancer
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The role of opioids in cancer pain: BMJ Learning module
The role of opioids in cancer pain: an up to date guide
What's in this case:
The role of opioids in cancer pain: an up to date guideView user opinions
Target audience:
Foundation programme
International
Hospital doctor
CPDGP
CPDGP trainee
The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners
Author: Columba Quigley
Biography:
Columba Quigley is a consultant in palliative medicine, working with both a community based team and a hospital support team. In addition, she works in a hospice, where patients are admitted for terminal care, respite, and control of symptoms. Her research interests include the clinical pharmacology of opioids, pain that is poorly responsive to opioids, and switching opioids. She has written systematic reviews in collaboration with the Cochrane Pain, Palliative, and Supportive Care Group.
Resource provider:
BMJ
http://www.learning.bmj.com/learning/search-result.html?moduleId=5003233
What's in this case:
The role of opioids in cancer pain: an up to date guideView user opinions
Target audience:
Foundation programme
International
Hospital doctor
CPDGP
CPDGP trainee
The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners
Author: Columba Quigley
Biography:
Columba Quigley is a consultant in palliative medicine, working with both a community based team and a hospital support team. In addition, she works in a hospice, where patients are admitted for terminal care, respite, and control of symptoms. Her research interests include the clinical pharmacology of opioids, pain that is poorly responsive to opioids, and switching opioids. She has written systematic reviews in collaboration with the Cochrane Pain, Palliative, and Supportive Care Group.
Resource provider:
BMJ
http://www.learning.bmj.com/learning/search-result.html?moduleId=5003233
Labels:
e-learning module,
pain
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