The college’s advocacy plan for the 2025-2027 period has been published on the website.

The faculty has launched a dedicated FPM LinkedIn page. This launch marks a step forward in raising the profile of the faculty and promoting pain medicine to a broader audience.

From 2025 advanced trainees (AT) in the ANZCA Anaesthesia Training Program and specialist international medical graduates (SIMGs) who are on the exam pathway, will be required to undertake the patient clinical interaction assessment.

ANZCA and ASA joint update statement about IV fluid supplies

FPM has published a new guidance document to inform the professional practice of FPM fellows and trainees.

We have released the final updated version of our pre-anaesthesia consultation professional document and background paper which includes information on fasting, breastfeeding and smoking.

In March 2024 the patient clinical interaction assessment (PCIA) was communicated to stakeholders as a news item on the ANZCA website, which was also promoted through the ANZCA training e-newsletter.

Japanese anaesthetist Dr Naoko Nakaigawa shares her experience as a specialist international medical graduate (SIMG).

Course providers/facilitators for an emergency response (ER) course/workshop with recognition of suitability for CPD program can claim the ER activity.

Online or face to face training in voluntary assisted dying is available for interested medical practitioners in South Australia.