Biennial Scientific Meeting (BSM) of the Pain Association of Singapore:
LIFE BEYOND PAIN
18-20 July 2008
Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore

Biennial Scientific Meeting (BSM) of the Pain Association of Singapore: LIFE BEYOND PAIN

Join us at this Biennial Scientific Meeting of the Pain Association of Singapore. The theme “Life Beyond Pain” has been specially chosen to bring about the awareness, education and understanding of the various impacts of pain and the latest management options. The topic “Pain” has increased greatly in this region and it’s widespread among the old and the young. Through the many workshops, forums and talks by our eminent local and overseas speakers, we certainly have prepared this coming meeting to be the best pain meeting to be held in Singapore.

A special basic science session will also update all of us on the latest basic science research on pain. Interventional workshop highlighting the latest interventional treatment options will cater to the many clinicians who are keen to hone their skills and complement their treatment strategies.

Invited Speakers:

Prof Serdar Erdine
Chairman, World Institute of Pain, & Professor, Department of Algology, Medical Faculty of Istanbul University, Istanbul, Turkey

Prof Anthony Dickenson
Professor, Department of Neuropharmacology, University College, London, UK

A/Prof Michael Nicholas
Director, ADAPT Pain Management Programme, Pain Management & Research Centre, Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, Australia

Dr Mary Cardosa
Consultant Anaesthetist & Pain Management Specialist, Hospital Selayang, Selangor, Malaysia

Abstract Submission Deadline: 30 April 2008

Online Registration and Abstract Submission: www.pain.org.sg

Contact Information

PAS BSM 2008 Secretariat
c/o National Healthcare Group
Conference Management Unit-NHG College
Tel: +(65) 6496 6850
Fax: +(65) 6496 6853
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Organizer: The Pain Association of Singapore
Website: www.pain.org.sg