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Australian Pain Society 32nd Annual Scientific Meeting
Prof Allan Basbaumis Chair of Anatomy at the University of California, SanFrancisco. He has published300+ papers on his research intothe transmission and control ofpain messages and molecularmechanisms underlying persist-ent pain onset after tissue ornerve injury. Dr Basbaum is Editor-in-Chief of Pain, the International Association for theStudy of Pain (IASP) Journal.
Prof Celeste Johnstonfrom McGill University, Montreal,Canada, specialises in researchinginfant pain and has published100+ articles and contributedto 12+ book chapters. She wonthe 2007 Canadian Pain SocietyDistinguished Career Award, isa member the International Association for the Study ofPain (IASP) Council and servedas President of the CanadianPain Society 2000 - 2003.
Dr Nadine Attalheads the Clinical Pain Center atAmbroise Pare Hospital, BoulogneFrance. Her research focuses onneuropathic pain and she is amember of the U 987 INSERM PainResearch Unit. (dir D.Bouhassira)Dr Attal has authored 75+ journalarticles, 50+ book chapters andbelongs to the Society for Neuro-science, the IASP, American PainSociety, French Society on Painand French Society of Neurology.
Integrated Perspectives of Pain: People, Policies, Science, Education
Topical Sessions
1 Aug 2011
Free Papers and Posters
31 Oct 2011
Early Bird Registration
1 Feb 2012
1-4 April 2012 Melbourne
Convention and
Exhibition Centre,
Vic, Australia
For Sponsorship and Exhibition opportunities, please contact the Conference Secretariat
The Preliminary Program is available online at www.dcconferences.com.au/aps2012
Expressions of Interest online at www.apsoc.org.au or www.dcconferences.com.au/aps2012
or for more information contact the APS Secretariat: DC Conferences Pty Ltd
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INFORMATION
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! Neuropathic Pain
! Paediatric Pain,including Neonatal Pain
! Measurement in Multidisciplinary Pain Management
! Opioid Benefits & Risks
! Pain Issues at the End of Life
! Emerging Issues in Neurology
! Education in Pain
! Pain Collaborations, Coalitions and Beyond
! Physiology of Physiotherapy
! Motivational Interviewing in Pain Practice
! Information Technology and Pain Management
TOPICS TO BE COVERED
INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE SPEAKERS