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Cost (GST inc.) Week 1 (Mon-Thurs) $880.00 Week 2 (Mon-Thurs) $880.00

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Reduced fees for students enrolled in the Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma or Masters in Pain Management.

The University of SydneySydney Medical SchoolRoyal North Shore Hospital

Pain ManagementMultidisciplinaryShort Course 2015

Pain Management Research Institute

Week 1: 9 February - 12 FebruaryWeek 2: 16 February - 19 February

Further InformationPain Management Research Institute

Level 2, Douglas Building, Royal North Shore Hospital St Leonards, NSW 2065 Australia

Ph: +61 (0)2 9463 1516Fax: +61 (0)2 9463 1002Email: Leigh-Anne Funnell

paineducation.admin@sydney.edu.auWebsite: http://sydney.edu.au/medicine/pmri/education

Application Form About the Institute

The Pain Management Research Institute consists of

a multidisciplinary group of health professionals and

research staff who are collaborating in education and

research to improve pain treatment in adults and

children. The staff include:

Medical specialists in pain medicine,

psychiatry, rheumatology and palliative care

Registered nurses;

Clinical psychologists;

Physiotherapists; and

Basic and applied scientists.

Clinical treatment, teaching and research activities

extend from acute pain (e.g. post operative and

trauma) to chronic non-cancer pain (e.g. low back

pain, post amputation pain, herpes) and cancer pain

management.

The Institute facilitates an articulated online Masters

program in Pain Management, in association with

The University of Sydney. Individuals can access

single units of study from this program for continuing

education purposes.

Week 1 (Mon-Thurs) $187.00Week 2 (Mon-Thurs) $187.00

Closing date: 31 January 2015Cancellation Fee: Cancellations before closing date (31 January 2015) receive a 90% refund of the symposium costs. No refunds after this date.Accommodation: Available near the venue (information on request)

PAYMENT OPTIONSFor online information and link to web payments please go to: http://sydney.edu.au/medicine/pmri/education/continuing/index.phpClick on Apply Now in the Pain Management Multidisciplinary Workshop SectionOr scan the QR code

Alternatively make cheque payable to: University of Sydney (mail cheque with application form)

SEND COMPLETED APPLICATION FORM (FAX OR MAIL) TO: Ms Leigh-Anne FunnellPain Management Research Institute Level 2, Douglas Building, Royal North Shore HospitalReserve Rd, St. Leonards, NSW 2065 AustraliaFAX: +61 2 9463 1002

Workshop Outline Workshop Details

This two week (8 days) workshop is based on the IASP core curriculum and facilitated by leading specialists in the field of pain management. It is designed for professionals with an interest in learning about current views and approaches to the assessment and management of pain.

Week 1: The Problem of PainThe first week introduces participants to the extent of the problem and explores pain contributors and assessment.

Topic areas include: EpidemiologyThe person living with pain Acute pain servicesBiopsychosocial aspects of painPharmacologyAcute post-surgical painPlaceboNeuropathic painVisceral painOrofacial painNeuroimmuneDiagnostic and procedural interventions

Week 2: The Management of Pain In the second week participants explore current principles of pain management.

Topic areas include: Musculoskeletal pain assessment and managementPsychology of pain: cognitive behavioural therapyEthics Pain and mood, and associated risksComplementary therapies in pain managementRole of opioids in chronic non-cancer painPain and significant othersPain in infants, children and the elderlyDisability and pain rehabilitation issuesComplex regional pain syndromeInterdisciplinary team management

For students enrolled in the Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma or Masters, please note that Week 1 essentially covers Semester 1 content and Week 2 covers Semester 2 content of the first year of the program.

Please Note: Curriculum and speakers subject to final confirmation

Dates/Times

Week 1: Monday 9 February to Thursday 12 February 2015February 2015Week 2: Monday 16 February to Thursday 19 February 2015

Venue Royal North Shore Hospital (RNSH)St. Leonards Sydney NSW 2065

Target Audience The workshop is designed for nurses, doctors, dentists, psychologists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, osteopaths, pharmacists and other health professionals interested or involved in the care of people with pain problems, as well as those involved in drug development and marketing, and community education.Please Note: Limited to 50 participants

Workshop Features Skilled presenters and pain specialists In depth discussions and exploration of topics Pleasant learning venue Resource materials Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea provided

Faculty Include

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Dr Ghauri Aggarwal, Palliative Care, Concord HospitalMs Lee Beeston, ADAPT Program, RNSHA/Professor Fiona Blyth, Epidemiology, University of SydneyDr Helen Boocock, Orofacial Pain, Queensland HealthDr Charles Brooker, Anaesthetics/Pain, Director Chronic Pain Services, RNSHProfessor Ian Cameron, Rehabilitation, University of SydneyMs Jessica Castle, Physiotherapy, RNSHProfessor Milton Cohen, Rheumatology, University of NSWProfessor Michael Cousins, Head Anaesthesia/Pain, RNSH, Director PMRIDr Jonathan de Lima, Paediatrics, Westmead Childrens HospitalMs Maria de Sousa, Physiotherapy, RNSHA/Professor Damien Finniss, Pain Medicine, Griffith University, University of Sydney, RNSHDr Newman Harris, Psychiatry, RNSHDr Bronwyn Jenkins, Neurology, RNSH/HornsbyDr Winnie Hong, Anaesthesia/Pain, Concord HospitalDr Wendy Lipworth, Ethics, University of NSWDr Ross Macpherson, Anaesthesia/Pain, RNSHDr Allan Molloy, Anaesthesia/Pain, RNSHProfessor Michael Nicholas, Psychology, Director Pain Education and Pain Management Programs, PMRI, RNSHDr Toby Newton-John, Psychology, Australian Catholic UniversityDr Sarah Overton, Psychology, RNSHDr Gavin Pattullo, Anesthesia/Pain, RNSHMr Duncan Sanders, Physiotherapy and Academia, University of SydneyA/Professor Philip Siddall, Pain Medicine, Greenwich HospitalDr Andrew Singer, Psychiatry, RNSHMs Lois Tonkin, Physiotherapy, RNSHMr John Turner, CNC Pain Management, RNSHDr Chris Vaughan, Neuroscience, PMRIDr Russell Vickers, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery/Homeopathy, University of SydneyDr Brad Wood, Psychology, RNSHDr Paul Wrigley, Pain Medicine Specialist/Senior Lecturer, PMRI, RNSH

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