College response to Australian government inquiry into the response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Standards for Anaesthesia Background Paper

The Gilbert Brown Prize, established in 1961, is awarded to an ANZCA or Faculty of Pain Medicine Fellow who delivers the best research presentation at the Annual Scientific Meeting. The prize includes a medal, a certificate, and an educational grant, with eligibility limited t...

ANZCA's letter to Australian ministers of health re: review of cosmetic surgery 18 November 2021

ANZCA Educator Competency Framework

Australian regional committees and the New Zealand National Committee (NZNC) of the Faculty of Pain Medicine (FPM) are elected bodies that act as a conduit between fellows and trainees in the region or country and the FPM Board and Professional Standards Committee.

This by-law describes Faculty of Pain Medicine awards, including the Dean’s Prize for outstanding pain research, the Best Free Paper Award for original contributions at the ASM, and the Faculty of Pain Medicine Prize for top medical students in pain medicine. Examination prize...

This regulation details the Trainee Academic Prizes, awarded annually at the ANZCA Annual Scientific Meeting for outstanding research and quality improvement projects by trainees and recent Fellows. The Trainee Research and Quality Improvement Prizes recognise excellence in au...

FPM by-law 2 outlines the committees and functions of the Faculty of Pain Medicine Board, including reporting structure, appointment, quorum, decision making, and conduct of members.

This document outlines the structure and procedures for general business meetings of the Faculty of Pain Medicine, including the process for proposing, amending, and voting on motions.