1. By the end of this teaching session, participants will be able to understand and explain the physiological and psychological aspects of pain, contributing to their comprehensive knowledge of how pain is experienced by different patients. 2. Participants will become skilled in assessing acute and chronic pain using reputable and recommended pain assessment tools, enabling them to properly evaluate the pain severity and influences on their patients. 3. Participants will be knowledgeable about the various pharmacological (analgesics, opioids, non-opioid medications) and non-pharmacological (physical therapy, psychological interventions) treatments for pain management, enhancing their ability to design comprehensive and personalized treatment plans for their patients. 4. Participants will be proficient in identifying the potential side effects and contraindications of commonly used pain management medications, reducing the possibility of medication errors and providing safe and effective care. 5. By the end of the session, participants will understand the principles of multidisciplinary pain management and be oriented towards an integrated approach to pain management, improving their skills in collaborating with other medical and healthcare professionals in managing their patient's pain.