Learn more about the basics of the pain medicine training program.
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Course overview
Overview of the FPM pain medicine training pathway.
Faculty of Pain Medicine: Training Handbook by 
Pain Medicine Training Program Curriculum by
The purpose of the curriculum is to define the required learning, teaching and assessment of the FPM training program.
By-law 4: Faculty of Pain Medicine Training program by 
Faculty of Pain Medicine - ePortfolio User Guide for Trainees by FPM trainee toolkit
Access all the resources, documents, and forms you need to meet your training requirements.
Training e-Portfolio
The online portfolio system designed to record training experiences by and for trainees.
Faculty of Pain Medicine - ePortfolio User Guide for Trainees by Acronyms
An updated list of common college and medical community acronyms.
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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.
Use the links below to access additional support resources contained on the Learn @ANZCA platform.
Note: Some resources located in Learn@ANZCA require that you first register before accessing.
Additional resource support
A number of additional resource guides are available to support pain medicine trainees..
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