Understand the importance of a whole person approach to pain assessment, including awareness of important pathophysiological pathways and the complexities underlying pain experiences.

Recognise patients at risk for long-term distress and disability. Develop a management plan for psychosocial comorbidities in patients with chronic pain.

Comprehensively assess and manage complex chronic pain presentations. Educate patients about multidisciplinary pain management.

Use a systematic assessment to diagnose neuropathic pain, including how to distinguish between neuropathic and nociceptive pain. Develop a treatment plan to address common comorbidities, including when referral is indicated.

Develop an evidence-based approach to assessing low back pain, with a focus on using practical, effective and time-efficient strategies. Understand why a multimodal vs. unimodal approach to low back pain is more effective.

Initiate and monitor opioid therapy appropriately in patients with non-malignant chronic pain. Includes resources such as the Opioid Risk Tool for assessing a patient's risk of problematic opioid behaviour.

Develop an understanding of analgesic medications and mechanisms present in chronic pain to drive rational prescribing.

Explore less understood causes of chronic musculoskeletal pain.

Learn about current evidence and best practice in the management of post-surgical acute pain in the community.

Commonly performed procedures for pain reduction explained in detail.

Unravel this complex problem by understanding the influences that drive high opioid use within vulnerable patients.

Appreciate the differences between adult pain and acute and chronic pain in children to improve your practice.

Twelve really important things pain specialists would love you to know about pain management.

An in depth introduction to current thinking in pain management from world class authors.

Go beyond the essentials of pain management to better understand chronic pain management.