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​Allied Links - Education​

​​For additional educational oportunities, visit our Calendar of Events page.

• Free ‘Speedy Spanish’ webinar eases communication hurdles Course offers strategies to minimize barriers between patients, healthcare professionals​
• Graduate Nursing EDU
• In the Face of Pain​​
• MSN Programs Online​
• Nurse.org Healthcare Leaders Scholarship​ Application Deadline: January 29, 2018
• Nursing Programs - RN to BSN     RN to MSN​
• Nursing License Map - Free resource created to inform nurses of the requirements for nursing ​licensure around the country.​
• NursingSchool411​​
• NursingSchools4U.com​​
• Online Nurse Practitioner Programs - Resource for students to find in-depth and unbiased information about nurse practitioner programs.​
• Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome - Two Accredited CME Online Courses Are Available (Sponsored by Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome). 
  “Comprehensive Overview of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome” 
  “An In-Depth Look at CRPS: From Diagnosis to Treatment as Illustrated by Case Histories.” 

  These programs are accredited for physicians, nurses, and psychologists for three years.  Practitioners (MD’s, Ph.D.’s, and RN’s) will learn the current science of CRPS, validated diagnostic criteria and the broad array of non-opioid treatment modalities.  They can access the two CME programs by:

  1. Visiting the American Academy of Pain Management website, https://education.aapainmanage.org/,

  2. Creating an account (no cost),

  3. Following the path to the online CME courses.

  4. https://education.aapainmanage.org/content/depth-look-crps-diagnosis-treatment-illustrated-case-histories, https://education.aapainmanage.org/content/comprehensive-overview-complex-regional-pain-syndrome 

ASPMN^® is not responsible for the content or opinions​ presented in the allied links.​ Links are selected on the basis of their potential value to the membership and leadership of ASPMN^®. Sites that appear to be controversial, out-of-date, or overzealous in supporting unproven interventions are avoided. However, in the rapidly changing worlds of the Internet and pain management, clinical practice and Web sites may change more rapidly than our ability to evaluate the continued appropriateness of every site with which it is linked. ASPMN^® cannot be held responsible for the content of other websites. Additionally, ASPMN^® does not endorse any commercial product or services, and internet-based linkages should not be construed as an endorsement.