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ANZCA library provides access to a wide range of print and online resources, including books, journals, guides and databases, as well as specialist services to suit the clinical information needs of ANZCA FPM anzca library and trainees.

Online guides for the education, training and research resources, services and tools available through the ANZCA library. ANZCA library. CICM library. What's new? Pain medicine. Global development resources.

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Along with the great amount of interest recently from FANZCA anaesthetists, I have received many requests for metajournal to cover more of the pain literature. After a little bit of work, Pain Medicine has been added as the fourth metajournal specialty, along with indexing 21 pain-related journals. In addition to these core pain journals, important related publications such as Lancet Neurology , Neuroscience and the Journal of Neuroimaging , have also been indexed and can be independently followed. Clicking the label of the specialty you already follow will then allow you to add 'Pain medicine' alongside it. You can also add or remove Journals and Topics that you follow on your settings page too. Adding pain medicine pushes metajournal's indexed articles count to well over , articles! Lucky you've got metajournal to help you find quality personally-relevant evidence among all that. Beneath article abstracts online at metajournal. Clicking this link will take you to the article full-text for many of the major critical-care journals if ANZCA holds a current subscription. Note that some full-text access has time embargoes, and for some journals e. Minerva direct links are not yet possible.

Daniel Jolley wrote this on July 11 th. We pay our respects to ancestors and Elders, past, present, and emerging. You may have noticed a anzca library beneath each article abstract: Collect

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Titles hyperlinked in crimson , can be accessed by clicking the heading. You can access and request items from the complete list here. Anaesthesia essentials. Pain medicine basics. Research support essentials. Pain medicine hub. Professional development hub. Research support hub.

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This exam is an incredibly challenging exam that requires a large amount of time, effort, persistence and diligence. The advice that may of us received is that we need to do about hrs of study. This is an incredible about of work considering we need to fit 20 hours of study around full-time work and all our other commitments. This can roughly be broken down into studying 2 hours every week night with about 10 hrs of study on the weekend. It would be challenging to pass this exam with less than 12 months of focussed study. There are many resources that can be used to prepare for this exam and you will need to tailor these to your own study style.

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Research support AIRR. Includes a free 21 day trial of metajournal premium. Perhaps articles to read this month ; papers every anesthesia trainee should know ; or even a list of your own publications. To see if one of your institutions is listed simply click on 'add institutional full text' under any article, or visit your settings page. ANZCA library. We have strengthen password complexity. Access anywhere. Global development resources. If you are unable to log in using your existing password, please reset your password. Article collections can have their own notes summaries, pearls and comments , just like articles do. Unsubscribe anytime.

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What's new? Includes a free 21 day trial of metajournal premium. Library ANZCA library provides access to a wide range of print and online resources, including books, journals, guides and databases, as well as specialist services to suit the clinical information needs of ANZCA FPM fellows and trainees. Report a problem. Your email address will not be shared. Please contact me if you run in to any problems, and especially if your institution is not listed — and I will work very hard to get it added to metajournal. After a little bit of work, Pain Medicine has been added as the fourth metajournal specialty, along with indexing 21 pain-related journals. Daniel Jolley wrote this on August 10 th. You can also add or remove Journals and Topics that you follow on your settings page too. Global development resources The Asia-Pacific resources guide promotes key anaesthesia and pain medicine books and journals available online to local doctors in areas supported by the ANZCA Global Development committee such as Papua New Guinea and Fiji.