Useful Information for Pain Medicine Training
Pain Medicine Study Day
Now available for booking!
The Pain Medicine Study Day at UHL on 4th September is now available for booking. A comprehensive study day covering all aspects of pain management - this is a must-attend for those looking to sign off Pain HALOs.
Please use the booking link below and the QR code on the poster.
Faculty of Pain Medicine Information
- Faculty of Pain Medicine - General information and updates from the FPM FPM website
- Faculty of Pain Medicine training information - For details of curriculum requirements at all levels: FPM training
FPM Opportunities
The FPM are currently recruiting for trainee members on education groups, please see here for details: https://www.fpm.ac.uk/applications-are-open-fpmlearning-trainee-member
https://www.fpm.ac.uk/applications-are-open-fpm-education-sub-committee-trainee-member
Closing dates: 12noon Monday 28th October.
E-Learning
- Faculty of Pain Medicine FPMLearning Page - Includes regularly updated case reports, radiology corner and other learning materials: FPM Learning
- E-Pain - A programme for healthcare professionals learning about pain management. Registration is free to all NHS staff members, students and those with OpenAthens accounts: E-Pain
- Virtual Anaesthetics - Developed in Wales for trainees at all levels undertaking pain medicine training: Virtual Anaesthetics
Exams
- FFPMRCA Examination Resources - FFPMRCA Exam
- FPM Opioids Aware. A useful resource providing guidance and information about opioids in pain management: FPM Opioids
Societies
- British Pain Society - Further information on the society, information on pain and details on the annual BPS Scientific Meeting can be found here: British Pain Society
- Welsh Pain Society - Further information including details on the annual Welsh Pain Society Scientific Meeting can be found here: Welsh Pain Society
- SwNAP - (South Wales network of acute pain teams).
Further details on the network, including dates of the annual conference: SwNAP
For further information please contact:
Dr Sunil Dasari
Consultant in Pain Medicine
RCoA Regional Adviser in Pain Medicine (Wales)
Sunil.Dasari@Wales.nhs.uk
