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This national conference will provide an update on effective non-medical prescribing for pain across inpatient and community settings. Pain is one of the most common areas of non-medical prescribing, making it important for prescribers to maintain the competence, confidence and clinical judgement needed to support safe, effective pain management.
Through national updates and interactive practical case studies, delegates will explore prescribing competence, pain assessment, chronic pain, opioid prescribing and post-qualification prescribing practice.
Key topics
Develop and maintain competence in non-medical prescribing for pain.
Improve pain assessment using appropriate tools, outcome scales and measures.
Review the NICE guideline on chronic pain and current developments in opioid prescribing.
Learn from practical case studies across inpatient and chronic pain settings.
Deepen understanding of pain management protocols and pharmacological developments.
Use the National Prescribing Competency Framework to support CPD and revalidation.
Who is the event for?
This event may be relevant to non-medical prescribers involved in supporting people with myeloma and other complex conditions, including clinical nurse specialists, advanced practitioners, pharmacists, palliative care professionals and healthcare professionals working across inpatient and community settings.
The course provides five hours of CPD training, subject to peer group approval for revalidation purposes.
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