WOSSA
West of Scotland School of Anaesthesia
Subspecialties
Pain Management
All Sites
Pain Training
- Introduction
- Basic Pain Medicine Update
- Intermediate Pain - Key Unit Pain Medicine (download)
- Higher Pain Module (download)
- ST 5-7 Advanced Pain Training
- Pain Contacts
Documents
- Case Report Guidance Tips
- Case summary FPM marking criteria
- Clinical Nurse Specialist Role
- Clyde reporting instructions
- FPM Case marking.pdf
- GGC Nurse Referral guidelines
- ID Badge Request
- Information on pain sessions
- Physio referral pathway
- Psychology referral criteria
- MSF Form
Resources
- Pain Education Group
- The Knowledge Network
- Oxford Pain Site
- (Meetings and Tutorials)
- (Recommended Reading)
External links
- WoS Pain Group
- North British Pain Association
- British Pain Society
- Faculty of Pain Medicine
- International Association for the Study of Pain
Key Unit in Pain Management (KUPM) (ST3/4)
Coordinator Dr Colin Rae
Stobhill Hospital.
A 4-5 week attachment, starting on the first Wednesday of the month and ending on the first Tuesday of the following month.
A few weeks before your KM is due to start you will be contacted by e-mail, and allocated a placement. Your timetable will be emailed to you by the current pain fellow.
Documents / Links
Assessments
Complete at least one of each of CbD, Mini-CEX and DOPs during each key unit of training. You will be allocated a Pain Management Local Educational Supervisor, who you will be timetabled to be with, once a week, during your block. Please have a Feedback form completed by them at the end of your one month block. See the Key Module handbook for advice on completing these assessments during your KUPM.
Future Allocations
For future KUPM allocations (for the next 2 years), please see the latest KUPM allocation table. Please note that you must be a registered user of this site to view the allocation table.