How to Share the I-Engage Academy Resources with Your Chronic Pain Patients

By Hannah Friedman | January 21, 2025

The new I-Engage Academy patient resource page is designed to support chronic pain patients by helping them gain/strengthen pain management skills—but how can you share this helpful resource with your patients? 

This post will outline three ways to direct patients to this page. We’ve created some shareable or printable assets, as well as a conversation guide for discussing our resources.

Share via Email (Template Included)

Check out this email template that you can customize to send to patients. You will have to sign in and make a copy so you can edit the document and add your details. Then, send it to your patients via whichever communication method you use to connect with patients.

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Place a Poster In Your Clinic (Poster Included)

You can print this poster to hang in your clinic so patients can find the I-Engage Academy while they wait. The purpose of this patient resource page is written clearly, and the patient can simply open the page by scanning the QR code with their phone camera.

Access poster here:

I-Engage Academy PosterDownload

Speak With Your Patients About the I-Engage Academy

You can recommend the I-Engage Academy to your patients during an appointment. If your patient is looking to expand their pain management regime beyond their prescribed treatment plan, it may be something they would find helpful. 

Some key points about the I-Engage Academy that you should share are: 

  • The offerings: eLearning courses, follow-along videos, chronic pain blog.
  • The teachings: several holistic pain management tools, from nutrition to better sleep.
  • The requirements: access to the internet.

Ask them to search for “I-Engage Academy Pain Management” on any search engine and they should be able to find our patient resource page. It will come up on the Intronix Technologies website.

Conclusion

Pain management is so broad, requiring a lot of learning and skill-building for patients. Sharing resources, like the I-Engage Academy, can help you support your patients in their learning experience. 

These materials can allow you to share the I-Engage Academy more easily with your patients.