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OVERVIEW :
The WHS Postgraduate Certificate in Headaches and Facial Pain is a specialized program aimed at equipping healthcare professionals with advanced knowledge and skills for diagnosing and managing headache and facial pain disorders. It covers conditions such as migraines, cluster headaches, and facial neuralgias, using an evidence-based approach to enhance patient care.
This interactive, modular course provides scientific and clinical knowledge through online lectures, several opportunities of clinical case discussions, case-based learning through synchronous sessions with faculty and research supervisors.
This program is delivered on a learning management system platform in synchronous live discussions as well as asynchronous faculty power point presentations with references. The online course “Reducing the knowledge gap in headache” will be conducted by experts of the World Headache Society.
ELIGIBILITY :
- A professional graduate degree in Medicine (MBBS) or equivalent from a WHO recognized Medical School (https://www.wdoms.org/).
- Applicants must hold a full registration to practice modern medicine in their home country.
- Applicants who hold an associate or a life membership of the World Headache Society and in good standing with the organization are eligible to apply for Fellowship of the World Headache Society after successfully completing the course.
Medical professionals such as neurologists, general practitioners, pain specialists, and dentists.
Allied healthcare providers like nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and physiotherapists.
Individuals with a background in healthcare and a strong interest in headache and facial pain management.
Pathophysiology and epidemiology of headaches and facial pains.
Classification and diagnosis of headache disorders (e.g., migraines, cluster headaches, tension headaches).
Facial pain syndromes (e.g., trigeminal neuralgia).
Pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatments.
Emerging therapies and research trends.
Case-based learning and patient management strategies.
Online: Virtual classes, recorded lectures, and interactive discussions.
In-Person: On-site classes, clinical observations, and hands-on workshops.
Hybrid: A combination of online learning and in-person sessions.
Written assignments.
Case study presentations.
Online quizzes or exams.
A final project or practical assessment.
Enhance your clinical skills and improve patient outcomes.
Open opportunities for leadership roles in headache medicine or research.
A completed application form.
Proof of academic and professional qualifications.
A statement of purpose or letter of interest.
Letters of recommendation (if applicable).
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