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Information, resources and dedicated guides supporting the Pain Medicine training programs.
Information, resources and dedicated guides supporting the CPD program.
Information, resources and services supporting research, including our institutional repository
Specialist resource guides
This guide has been designed for medical specialists interested in pain medicine to locate core pain resources.
Information and resources related to acute pain.
Information and resources related to cancer pain management.
Information and resources related to chronic pain.
Drug information and resources related to medications, anaesthetics and analgesics.
This guide has been designed for medical specialists interested in learning more about medicinal cannabis.
Information and resources related to neuromodulation.
Information and resources related to paediatric pain.
Information and resources related to regional anaesthesia.
Training resource guides
Information, resources and support related to the Pain Medicine training program, including the Essential Topic Areas (ETA) reference list.
Information and resources related to the Conceptual Basis of Pain Medicine Program.
Resources to support the professional practice domains of collaborator, communicator, health advocate, leader and manager, professional, and scholar.
This guide contains all references in the curriculum, including those available through the ANZCA library.
Resource support for the Procedures in Pain Medicine Clinical Care Standard.
Related college webpages and sites
The Faculty of Pain Medicine is the professional body dedicated to the training and education of specialist pain physicians.
Resources related to safety, standards of practice - including anaesthetic incident reporting, critical incident debriefing, advocacy, indigenous and global health.
The Better Pain Management (BPM) program offers a series of evidence-based online modules tailored for the care of patients with persistent pain.
Information and resources to support private practice clinicians, including a number of easy-to-use tools and FPM-related webinars.
Resources related to the special interest groups (SIGs) specialty areas.