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BPS SIG Meetings

The Special Interest Groups (SIGs) of the Society may, from time to time, hold meetings which will be of particular interest to the members of its Group. These meetings are open to members and non members of the Society, unless otherwise stated.

Please see below for details of forthcoming SIG meetings.


Pain Education SIG
One Day Seminar
Tuesday 23rd November 2010
Churchill House, 35 Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4SG

Download the programme for this event here.

Download the booking form for this event here.

Previous one day seminars have included topics such as

  • Developing critical thinking and progression in student learning
  • Problem based learning
  • Interprofessional education; definitions and strategies
  • Facilitation of small groups using Problem Based Learning
  • Blended learning
  • Creative use of the internet for education - WIKI's, Facebook etc

Interventional Pain Medicine SIG
One Day Conference
Friday 3rd December 2010
London

Download the programme, booking form and map for this event here:

Previous conferences have included topics such as

  • Interventional procedures in Cancer Pain
  • Neuromodulation for pelvic pain
  • Medicolegal report writing made simple
  • Interventional Pain Medicine for Headache - Modern Imaging Techniques
  • Management of Trigeminal Neuralgia
  • Adhesiolysis

Pain Management Programmes (PMP SIG) - 13th National Conference
Wednesday 7th - Friday 9th September 2011
University of Bath

The Pain Management Programme Special Interest Group has an important contribution to make to the work of the British Pain Society. This important meeting promises to enhance the knowledge of the participants by providing an excellent academic programme.

 

 

 
 

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