Craniofacial Pain and Pathofunction Part IVMini-Residency in Craniofacial PainCOURSE DESCRIPTION:This is an advanced participation course incorporating lecture, demonstration, and patient contact. To maximize your educational experience and facilitate productive group interaction, you must have an understanding of the basics of orofacial pain diagnosis and management procedures. Participants will be divided into groups of two for observation of the examination and treatment of patients, and will remain in these groups for the majority of the time during the mini-residency. The groups will rotate each day, enabling all participants to observe each faculty member involved in diagnosis and treatment of patients. At the completion of each half-day clinic session, all groups will meet to conference on each of the patients. In addition to small group participation, the course will include approximately four hours of lecture and demonstration devoted to the following topics:
Following this program, participants should have a heightened awareness of the multidisciplinary approach to diagnosis and management of orofacial pain. PATIENT SELECTION:Every attempt will be made to provide a representative sample of patients typically seen in the Pain Center. If you wish to refer a patient specifically for this miniresidency program, or wish to bring a patient with you, please contact Dr. Henry Gremillion at the Facial Pain Center, PO Box 100437, Gainesville, FL 32610-0437, (352) 392-8862, at least three weeks before the course begins. All patients participating in this course must have prior approval. PREREQUISITE:Completion of Craniofacial Pain and Pathofunction Parts I and II. FACULTY:
CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS:24 contact hours. Participation REGISTRATION FEE:$1,995 Dentists (Breakfast and Lunch Included)
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