Activities
NASP organizes different CME programs, workshops, awareness programs.
1.CME on Pain after Surgery
REPORT CME, “Pain after Surgery”
BPKIHS, Dharan,Nepal
27 October 2017
It gives me an immense pleasure to report that the first scientific event organized by the Nepal Association for the study of Pain (NASP), on “Pain after Surgery” was very successful. It was a half day program organized on 27 October, 2017 in the Auditorium Hall of BPKIHS.
The program started with introduction of NASP by the President Dr. Anil Shrestha. In the first session we had two lectures. Dr Parineeta Thapa delivered a comprehensive review on neurobiology of acute and persistent post-surgical pain (PPSP). This was followed by Dr Jyotsna Rimal lecture focused on psycho-social risk factors for developing PPSP.
After the tea break, Dr Renu Gurung highlighted the importance of opioid in acute pain and its drawbacks. Then the concept of multimodal analgesia was presented by Dr Sindhu Khatiwada. The final lecture was on neuraxial versus nerve blocks, presented by Dr Ninadini Shrestha. At the end of program Dr Asish Subedi gave vote of thanks.
Altogether 151 participants attended the CME.
Acknowledgements
Special thanks to Professor Birendra Prasad Sah, HOD, Department of Anesthesiology & Critical Care, BPKIHS, Nepal
High regards to the dignitaries of BPKIHS for providing the logistic support
Thanks to all the participants for their enthusiasm and active participation
We are grateful to all the speakers for sharing their knowledge and experience. Fresenius Kabi for providing the financial support
Thank you.
Asish Subedi, MD General Secretary, NASP
NASP organized its first CME on “Pain after surgery”.27th October, 2017
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2. CME on " Interventional Pain Management"
REPORT CME, “Interventional Pain Management”
Hotel Manang, Thamel, Kathmandu, Nepal
28 February 2018
It was such an honor to have with us a renowned Pain Physician from Seattle, USA, Dr. Kathy Wang. www.brainspinepro.com/doctors-wang_bio.html
Dr.Kathy Wang is an expert practicing interventional pain management in Neospine centre in Seattle, USA.
The program started with introduction of NASP by the President Dr. Anil Shrestha.
Dr.Kathy was the only speaker and she spoke on
1. Interventional Pain Management
2. Spinal Cord Stimulators
At the end of program Dr Anil Shrestha gave vote of thanks.
Altogether 51 participants attended the CME.
Acknowledgements
Special thanks to Professor Roshna Amatya , pioneer to establish the first pain management clinic in TUTH to have attended the CME.
High regards to the dignitaries of NASP, experts from within the country for adding value to the CME by giving their valuable opinions and sharing their years of experience.
Thanks to all the participants for their enthusiasm and active participation
We are grateful to Troikaa pharmaceuticals for providing the financial support.
Hotel Manang, Thamel, Kathmandu, Nepal
28 February 2018
It was such an honor to have with us a renowned Pain Physician from Seattle, USA, Dr. Kathy Wang. www.brainspinepro.com/doctors-wang_bio.html
Dr.Kathy Wang is an expert practicing interventional pain management in Neospine centre in Seattle, USA.
The program started with introduction of NASP by the President Dr. Anil Shrestha.
Dr.Kathy was the only speaker and she spoke on
1. Interventional Pain Management
2. Spinal Cord Stimulators
At the end of program Dr Anil Shrestha gave vote of thanks.
Altogether 51 participants attended the CME.
Acknowledgements
Special thanks to Professor Roshna Amatya , pioneer to establish the first pain management clinic in TUTH to have attended the CME.
High regards to the dignitaries of NASP, experts from within the country for adding value to the CME by giving their valuable opinions and sharing their years of experience.
Thanks to all the participants for their enthusiasm and active participation
We are grateful to Troikaa pharmaceuticals for providing the financial support.
Dr.Kathy Wang, MD from USA speaking on Interventional Pain Management
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Dr.Kathy Wang, Prof Dr. Roshana Amatya, Dr.Anil Shrestha
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