4th Annual Pain Management Conference - Toronto, Ontario

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4th Annual Pain Management Conference

New Frontiers in Pain Thursday, June 7, 2001

St. Lawrence Centre for The Arts, Toronto

8:30 am to 4:00 pm -

Continental Breakfast and Registration start at 7:30 am

Pain in the Brain: Ascending Pathways, Cortical Targets and Descending

Controls

Professor W. D. Hutchison, Scientist, Toronto Western Hospital Research

Institute; Assistant Professor of Surgery and Physiology, University of

Toronto

Regional Pain, Social Issues and the Political Misrepresentation of Chronic

Pain

Dr. Harold Merskey, Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry, University of Western

Ontario; Founding Editor, Pain Research and Management, Canadian Pain

Society; Honorary Member, International Association for the Study of Pain,

Past-President, Canadian Pain Society

Knowledge Forum: Developing Chronic Non-Cancer Pain Clinical Practice

Guidelines,Putting Them into Practice and Using Virtual Technologies to

Evaluate

, Vice-President of Professional Practice and Chief Nursing

Officer,

Donna Spevakow, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Professional Practice

Ann , Knowledge Forum Researcher, Toronto Rehab

and Hamilton, Clinical Nurse Specialist, York Central Hospital

Ethics in the Dimensions of Pain Management: Funding, Resource Allocation,

and Priority Setting - A Practical Approach Using Case Studies

Dr. Jeff Blackmer, Physiatrist, Bioethicist and Residency Program Director,

Saskatoon City Hospital; Assistant Professor, Physical Medicine and

Rehabilitation, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon

Pain Management for Cognitively Impaired Older Adults: Evidence,

Implications and Applications

Dr. Maggie Gibson, Psychologist, Veterans Care Program and

Bol, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Regional Psychogeriatric Program, St.

ph's Health Care, London

Central Mechanisms in Chronic Pain: Implications for Treatment

Dr. Salter, Director, University of Toronto Centre for the Study of

Pain; Professor of Physiology, University of Toronto

Registration Fees1 (Canadian Funds):

Regular Rate: $139.50 + $10.50 GST = $150

Group Rate2: $116.82 + $8.18 GST = $125

Full-Time Student3: $56.07 + $3.93 GST = $60

Lunch is not included with your fee.

No half-day fee available.

1Fee includes continental breakfast, nutrition breaks and reference

materials.

2Group rate is for each of 5 or more registrants from the same institution.

To be eligible, all 5 registration forms must be received together.

3Please include a photocopy of valid full-time student ID with registration.

Payment: Enclose cheque payable to TORONTO REHAB and mail with registration

form to:

Details Healthcare Conferences

584 Clinton Street, Toronto, ON M6G 2Z6

You can register by fax at

Registration form(s) and cheque should arrive through the mail soon after

the fax has been sent.

For further info please call