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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: A Primer for Allied Health Professionals (Web-based)
Course Number: WB3151
The web-based curriculum, CFS: A Primer for Allied Health Professionals provides a general overview of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and specific information concerning the care of persons with CFS.
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TARGET AUDIENCE: The material was developed for allied health care professionals, particularly those working in the behavioral (psychologists, marriage and family counselors, psychiatric nurses and social workers) and rehabilitative (physical therapists, occupational therapists, exercise physiologists, personal trainers, chiropractors and massage therapists) disciplines. The information is also applicable to physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants, who have primary responsibility for diagnosis and management of CFS. PREREQUISITES: A prerequisite for individuals to obtain CE credits for completion is licensure, registration and/or certification in a bona fide health care discipline. The actual registration process for these courses requires that participants enter their discipline and license number.
This page last reviewed: February 23, 2004
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