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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190823
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190824
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URL:https://isnr.org/events/dr-katie-fleischman
SUMMARY:Dr. Katie Fleischman
DESCRIPTION:Presenter Bio:\nKatie Fleischman\, PhD is a pediatric pain psyc
 hologist at the Boston’s Children’s Hospital’s Department of Neurolo
 gy Headache Program and an Instructor at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Fleis
 chman specializes in research\, assessment\, and treatment of children and
  adolescents with acute and chronic medical conditions\, with a particular
  focus on pain management. Currently\, she is conducting research\, teachi
 ng and providing consultation\, psychotherapy\, and biofeedback to youth w
 ith migraines\, headaches\, and post concussive syndrome. Dr. Fleischman h
 as presented on the topic of pediatric pain\, headaches\, migraines\, post
  concussive and other vestibular headache concerns at numerous institution
 s and conferences.\n\nCourse Description:\nPediatric pain is a major publi
 c health issue affecting rising economic costs\, repeated emergency depart
 ment visits\, poor pain management and potentially leading to decreased qu
 ality of life and increased disability (International Association for the 
 Study of Pain\, 2005\; 2019). Pediatric headaches are one of the most comm
 on psychophysiological conditions affecting children and adolescents at va
 rious ages and etiologies. Estimates of headache prevalence range from 57-
 82% in children and adolescents 8-15 years of age (Singhi\, Jacobs\, and G
 ladstein\, 2014\; Straube et al.\, 2013).The International Association Stu
 dy of Pain has highlighted the need for improvements in pain education\, f
 easible short-term solutions\, and early recognition and prevention.\n\nTh
 is presentation will discuss a comprehensive approach to identifying and t
 reating at-risk youth with a primary focus on prevention. Additionally\, t
 his talk will include a brief review of an ongoing piloted triage/referral
  model of care and previous significant results of a comprehensive brief b
 iofeedback-based Intervention for pediatric headache. This symposium will 
 address how to improve the communication or "buy in" from these families t
 hat are only seeking a medical approach to their child's pain\, effective 
 ways of communicating pain education to children\, families and medical te
 ams\, a brief review of various models of pain and its’ complexities and
  how to apply and practice various ways to disseminate pain education.\n\n
 Learning Objectives:\nProfessionals who complete this webinar will be able
  to:\n\n 	Summarize an example of an ongoing headache pain referral and tr
 eatment model examining identification of at-risk pediatric youth as part 
 of an inpatient and outpatient multidisciplinary treatment team.\n 	Observ
 e the general piolet model structure\, assessments\, and treatment process
 .\n 	Recognize the need for a preventative model of care and avenues of di
 sseminating education to providers and families for the “Buy in” of bi
 opsychosocial model of care.\n 	Observe and apply various models and modal
 ities of pain education.\n 	Apply and practice use of various models\, mod
 alities\, analogies of pain to all ages.\n\nLevel: Intermediate\nWho Shoul
 d Attend: Any provider working with children and youth with pain.\n\nCE Cr
 edits: 1 credit\nPsychologists: The Association for Applied Psychophysiolo
 gy and Biofeedback is approved by the American Psychological Association t
 o sponsor continuing education for psychologists. AAPB maintains responsib
 ility for the program and its content. This webinar offers a MAXIMUM of 1 
 hour.\n\nBCIA Recertification: Hour-for-hour attendance in breakout sessio
 ns/workshops may be used to fulfill the continuing education requirements 
 for recertification with certificate of attendance.
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