Tell a Colleague About the American Pain Society

Just complete the information below and we will send your message to your colleague from your e-mail address. As a current member, you know that membership in APS benefits your professional development, your colleagues, and people in pain. Why not pass this information along to a colleague? APS membership supports continued professional development by providing peer-reviewed scientific and clinical publications and continuing education programs which examine pain from many perspectives. Encourage your friends and colleagues to join this valuable society!

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Have you ever thought about joining the American Pain Society? Your membership in APS supports your continued professional development by providing publications, networking opportunities, and continuing education programs that examine pain from many perspectives. These resources will give you the tools to grow professionally and take the lead in advancing pain-related research, education, treatment, and professional practice. You'll enjoy member only rates and networking opportunities at the APS Annual Scientific Meeting as well as discounts on all APS publications and educational products, including:
	The Journal of Pain
	Clinical Practice Guidelines
	Principles of Analgesic Use in the Treatment of Acute Pain and Cancer Pain reference guide
	APS E-News electronic newsletter
	APS Bulletin
	The annual Membership Directory with listings for the more than 3,000 APS members
Members can also join special interest groups. For inclusion in a multidisciplinary community of scientists, clinicians and other professionals that is dedicated to increasing the knowledge of pain, and transforming public policy and clinical practice in order to reduce pain-related suffering, join APS.

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Learn more about APS at http://www.ampainsoc.org/about/
Join now at http://www.association-office.com/aps/etools/memberships/membership.cfm

Remember, members receive a special discounted rate for the 2010 Annual Scientific Meeting, set for May 6-8, 2010 in Baltimore, Maryland. See the APS website for more information.

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