This guide has been designed for practitioners undertaking pain medicine training program, to assist in locating relevant resources on pain medicine, including those available through the ANZCA library. The FPM Essentials section focuses on the recommended readings for the Essential Topic Areas (ETAs).
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Module 1: Mechanisms in the biomedical dimension of pain, and on being a scholar (ETA 3.1)
The following learning module readings highlight the relationship between the clinician role and the scholar role of the pain medicine roles-in-practice.
References
Learn@ANZCA
Access the module 1 activities, tools and resources located in Learn@ANZCA.
Pain medicine curriculum
The curriculum associated with this module can be found here:
Pain medicine training program Curriculum (Nov 2020) - ETA 3.1
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