This page contains information about accessing journals, links to suggested titles of relevance, as well as publications related to the Procedures in Pain Medicine Clinical Care Standard.
RAPM back online!
The library has commenced a new online subscription to Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine. Access any issue/article from Volume 1, 1976 onwards.
How to access journals
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For further information about searching and accessing journals, see the Journals guide
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Users with persistent issues should contact the library for further assistance.
The BrowZine app allows you to browse & access the entire ANZCA e-journal collection through one simple interface. It's the perfect “armchair-reading” app for catching up with your favourite journals.
See our BrowZine guide for more information
Can't find it? Try Worldwide!
Expand your library discovery service search to Libraries Worldwide to access and request content outside the ANZCA library.
When searching the library discovery service, some content can only be accessed by expanding your search to Libraries Worldwide. In addition, by searching Libraries Worldwide, you can request any articles/book chapters not held but indexed in Medline.
Simply select the Libraries Worldwide option in the left sidebar or select the Do you want to expand your search to Libraries Worldwide? link in the library discovery service.
Any articles/chapters unavailable online (or held only in print) can be requested by selecting the item title and using the [ Request article via Library ] button on the Access & Request Options panel.
Blyth FM, March LM, Brnabic AJM, Jorm LR, Williamson M, Cousins MJ. Chronic pain in Australia: a prevalence study. PAIN 2001;89:127–34.
Henderson JV, Harrison CM, Britt HC, Bayram CF,Miller GC. Prevalence, causes, severity, impact, and management of chronic pain in Australian general practice patients. Pain Medicine. 2013;14:1346–61.
Dominick C, Blyth F, Nicholas M. Patterns of chronic pain in the New Zealand population. New Zealand Medicine Journal 2011;124:63–76.Request from Library
Moryl N, Dave V, Glare P, Bokhari A, Malhotra V, Gulati A, Hung J, Puttanniah V, Griffo Y, Tickoo R, Wiesenthal A, Horn SD, Inturrisi CE. Patient-Reported Outcomes and Opioid Use by Outpatient Cancer Patients. J Pain 2018;19(3):278-290.
Lord SM, Tardif HP, Kepreotes EA, Blanchard M, Eagar K. The Paediatric electronic Persistent Pain Outcomes Collaboration (PaedePPOC): establishment of a binational system for benchmarking children's persistent pain services. Pain 2019;160(7):1572-1585.
Czyrny Z. Standards for musculoskeletal ultrasound. Journal of Ultrasonography. 2017;70:182.
Huygen F, Kallewaard JW, van Tulder M, Van Boxem K, Vissers K, van Kleef M, Van Zundert J. "Evidence-Based Interventional Pain Medicine According to Clinical Diagnoses": Update 2018. Pain Practice. 2019;19(6):664-67.
Patel KV, Allen R, Burke L, Farrar JT, Gewandter JS, Gilron I, Katz NP, Markman JD, Marshall SF, Resnick M, Rice ASC, Rowbotham MC, Smith SM, Vanhove GF, Wasan AD, Zhang S, Dworkin RH, Turk DC. Evaluation of composite responder outcomes of pain intensity and physical function in neuropathic pain clinical trials: an ACTTION individual patient data analysis. PAIN 2018;159(11):2245-2254.
Deloitte Access Economics. Report to PainAustralia: The cost of pain in Australia. Deloitte Access Economics. March 2019.
Electronic Persistent Pain Outcomes Collaboration Annual Data Reports.
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