Library resource guides: Pain medicine training resources: Roles in practice

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Starting out

Conceptual basis of pain medicine

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Medical expert

ANZCA: Roles in Practice > Medical Expert Library Guide
A full list of recommended medical expert resources can be accessed via the Roles in practice library guide.

Communicator

ANZCA: Roles in Practice - Communicator Library Guide
A full list of recommended communicator resources can be accessed via the dedicated Roles in practice: Communicator library guide.

Effective risk communication with patients [Learn@ANZCA]
Clinicians need to communicate information about risk to patients on a daily basis. Often this requires analyzing and conveying complex numerical information. But few clinicians have any training in how to do this effectively. These online education modules help patients make informed decisions.
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Consists of:
- Session 1: Meet your patients
- Session 2: Shared decision making
- Session 3: Option talk
- Session 4: Decision talk

A number of additional communication-related courses are also available on the Learn@ANZCA platform - see the Communicator guide > Resources tab for full details.

Collaborator

ANZCA: Roles in Practice > Collaborator Library Guide
A full list of recommended collaborator resources can be accessed via the Roles in practice library guide.

Leader & manager

ANZCA: Roles in Practice > Leader & Manager Library Guide
A full list of recommended leader and manager resources can be accessed via the Roles in practice library guide.

Health advocate

ANZCA: Roles in Practice > Health Advocate Guide
A full list of recommended Health advocate resources can be accessed via the Roles in practice library guide.

Scholar

ANZCA: Roles in Practice > Scholar Library Guide
A full list of recommended scholar role resources can be accessed via the Roles in practice library guide.

Scholar role support resources [Learn@ANZCA]
These resources have been developed to assist trainees meet the requirements of the revised scholar role competencies in the re-released curriculum.
FPM trainee support resources > Scholar role - learning resources guides [Learn@ANZCA]
This guide maps learning outcomes that are related to the Scholar role in practice to educational resources that are currently available to trainees on the college website or learning management system (Learn@ANZCA).

Professional

ANZCA: Roles in Practice > Professional Library Guide
A full list of recommended professional resources can be accessed via the Roles in practice library guide.

Find out more

To learn more about the ANZCA Roles in Practice, see the college page.

The associated curriculum can be found here: Pain medicine training program curriculum

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