The current state of training in pain medicine fellowships: An Association of Pain Program Directors (APPD) survey of program directors.
Sayed Emal WaheziTrent D EmerickMoorice CaparóHeejung ChoiYashar EshraghiTahereh NaeimiLynn KohanMagdalena AnitescuThelma WrightRene PrzkoraKiran PatelTim J LamerSusan MoeschlerUgur YenerJonathan AlerteRadhika GrandheAlexander F BautistaBoris SpektorKristen NoonRajiv D ReddyUzondu C OsuagwuAnna CarpenterFrederic J GergesDanielle B HornCasey A MurphyChong KimScott G PritzlaffCameron MarshallGwynne KirchenChristine OryhanTejinder S Swaran SinghDawood SayedTimothy R LubenowNalini SehgalCharles E ArgoffAmit GulatiMiles R DayNaum ShaparinNabil SibaiAnterpreet DuaMeredith BaradPublished in: Pain practice : the official journal of World Institute of Pain (2024)
This study highlights the challenge of providing adequate training in all Pain Medicine subtopics within a 12-month pain medicine fellowship. PDs suggest the need for additional training for fellows and discuss the importance of curriculum standardization.