We are thrilled to have you join the Asian Pain Academy Forum, a dedicated space for healthcare professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts passionate about advancing the understanding and treatment of pain across Asia and beyond. Whether you are a seasoned expert or a curious learner, this forum is your platform to share insights, discuss the latest research, and collaborate on innovative approaches to pain management. Our mission at the Asian Pain Academy is to foster a supportive and informative community where knowledge and experience converge. Here, you can: • Engage in meaningful discussions about chronic pain, acute pain, and pain management strategies. • Access and share the latest research, case studies, and best practices. • Network with fellow professionals, build connections, and collaborate on projects. • Seek advice, offer support, and learn from a diverse group of peers. We encourage you to explore the various sections of the forum, participate actively in discussions, and contribute your unique perspectives. Your expertise and experiences are invaluable in enriching this community and advancing our collective knowledge. Thank you for being a part of this journey towards better pain management and improved patient care. Let’s work together to make a positive impact on the lives of those affected by pain. Welcome once again, and happy sharing! Warm regards, The Asian Pain Academy Team

Hello Members, Welcome to the Asian Pain Academy Forum! We're delighted to have you with us and eager to get to know each of you better. Please take a moment to introduce yourself to the community. We believe that sharing our backgrounds, experiences, and interests helps build stronger connections and fosters a collaborative environment. When introducing yourself, consider including the following: • Your Name: Let us know what you like to be called. • Professional Background: Share your role, specialization, and any institutions or organizations you are affiliated with. • Areas of Interest: Highlight your specific interests within pain management and any particular topics you are passionate about. • Experience: Briefly mention your experience in the field, including any notable projects, research, or achievements. • Personal Tidbit: Feel free to share something fun or interesting about yourself outside of work. • Photograph: We’d love to put a face to the name, so please upload a recent photo of yourself! Here’s an example to get you started: Name: Dr. Aisha Lee Professional Background: I’m a pain management specialist at the National Pain Center in Singapore with a focus on chronic pain in geriatric patients. Areas of Interest: I am particularly interested in the integration of traditional medicine with modern pain management techniques. Experience: Over the past 10 years, I’ve been involved in various research projects aimed at developing non-pharmacological treatments for chronic pain. Personal Tidbit: Outside of work, I enjoy hiking and photography. I recently completed a photo series on urban wildlife. We’re excited to learn more about each of you and your journey in pain management. Your contributions and experiences are what make this forum a rich resource for everyone. Thank you for being a part of our community. We look forward to your introductions! Warm regards, The Asian Pain Academy Team

Welcome to the Asian Pain Academy Forum! To ensure a positive, productive, and respectful environment for all members, we ask that you adhere to the following rules: 1. Respect and Courtesy • Treat all members with respect and courtesy. Discrimination, harassment, or any form of disrespectful behavior will not be tolerated. • Constructive criticism is welcome, but please be considerate in your feedback and responses. 2. Professionalism • Maintain a professional tone in all discussions. Remember that this forum is a space for professional development and knowledge sharing. • Avoid using slang, inappropriate language, or off-topic comments. 3. Privacy and Confidentiality • Respect the privacy of other members. Do not share personal information or content from private messages without permission. • Ensure patient confidentiality is maintained at all times. Do not share any identifiable patient information in your posts. 4. Relevance and Quality of Posts • Stay on topic. Ensure your posts and replies are relevant to the thread and contribute to the discussion. • Provide accurate and well-researched information. Cite sources where appropriate. 5. No Spam or Self-Promotion • Avoid posting spam, advertisements, or self-promotional content. This includes unsolicited messages, links to unrelated products, or services. • If you have resources or events to share, ensure they are relevant and obtain permission from forum moderators if necessary. 6. Use of Photographs and Media • When sharing photographs or media, ensure you have the right to do so and that they do not violate privacy or copyright laws. • Include appropriate attributions for any media or resources that are not your own. 7. Reporting Issues • If you encounter any issues or observe behavior that violates these rules, please report it to the forum moderators immediately. • Do not engage in arguments or escalate conflicts; allow the moderators to handle any disputes. 8. Account Security • Protect your account by using a strong, unique password. Do not share your login details with others. • Notify the forum administrators immediately if you suspect any unauthorized access to your account. 9. Compliance with Laws and Regulations • Ensure all posts comply with applicable laws and regulations, including those related to medical practice and online conduct. 10. Moderation and Enforcement • Forum moderators reserve the right to edit, move, or remove posts that do not comply with these rules. • Members who repeatedly violate forum rules may be subject to warnings, suspension, or permanent banning from the forum. By participating in the Asian Pain Academy Forum, you agree to abide by these rules. Our goal is to maintain a welcoming and valuable community for all members, and your cooperation is essential in achieving this. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Warm regards, The Asian Pain Academy Team 4o