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Pain medicine training resources: Workplace-based feedback (WBF)

This guide has been designed for practitioners undertaking the pain medicine training program to locate relevant resources on pain medicine. The FPM Essentials section focuses on the recommended readings for the Essential Topic Areas (ETAs).

Workplace-based feedback (WBF) opportunities are a key feature of the assessment strategy. The feedback tools (clinical skills, management plan, case-based discussions, professional presentations, multi-source feedback and general physical examination assessment) are designed to help facilitate skill acquisition within the trainee’s normal work environment.

Pain medicine training program assessment information

FPM information links

Learn@ANZCA

Learn@ANZCA (formerly Networks) is the college's learning management system. The system contains numerous courses and resources which will be of interest to trainees and fellows.

Note: Some resources located in Learn@ANZCA require that you first register before accessing.

Learn@ANZCA resources

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CPD online portfolio

ANZCA Training Portfolio System

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RGA Training ePortfolio

ANZCA Connect

Doctors' helpline

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