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Participant Review: Asian Pain Academy Pain Management Workshop(30 July – 2 August 2026)
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Participant Reviews from the Asian Pain Academy Pain Management Workshop (30 July – 2 August 2026)
The Asian Pain Academy 4-Day Hands-on Pain Management Workshop, held from 30 July to 2 August 2026 in Kolkata, brought together doctors from different specialties and regions of India to learn modern Interventional Pain Medicine through a structured blend of lectures, simulation-based learning, and live clinical demonstrations.
Conducted at Rajarhat Pain Clinic and Samobathi Pain Clinic, the workshop combined academic excellence with extensive practical training under the guidance of experienced faculty led by Dr. Debjyoti Dutta and Dr. Chinmoy Roy.
What made this program particularly special was the feedback from the participants themselves. Doctors from Anaesthesiology, Neurosurgery, and Spine Surgery shared how the fellowship transformed their understanding of Pain Medicine and improved their confidence in performing image-guided pain interventions. Participant Review: Asian Pain Academy Pain Management Workshop(30 July – 2 August 2026)
Dr. Dasuklang described the workshop as highly structured and clinically relevant. He appreciated the combination of theoretical learning and practical exposure, stating that the fellowship significantly strengthened his confidence in performing interventional pain procedures.
He also expressed gratitude to the faculty, technicians, and the entire Asian Pain Academy team for organizing a professionally rewarding educational experience.
Dr. Rahul Jain particularly praised the workshop's high-fidelity ultrasound-guided procedural mannequins, which provided an excellent environment for safely learning procedural skills.
According to him, the combination of expert lectures, simulation-based learning, live demonstrations, and practical sessions made the fellowship an outstanding educational experience.
Dr. Vineela described the workshop as exceptionally well-organized, practical, and learner-friendly.
She appreciated:
Systematic teaching
Hands-on procedural practice
Faculty support
Individual attention throughout the course
She also thanked Dr. Chinmoy Roy and Dr. Debjyoti Dutta for their patient guidance during the workshop.
Dr. Lakshmi highlighted how the fellowship improved her understanding of:
Radiological anatomy
Ultrasound-guided interventions
Practical procedural skills
Clinical application of Pain Medicine
She emphasized that the knowledge gained could be immediately incorporated into everyday medical practice.
Dr. Sharmistha found the workshop highly enriching and credited it with improving both her conceptual understanding and procedural confidence.
She particularly appreciated:
Simulation-based learning
Live case demonstrations
Practical procedural sessions
Individual mentorship
She expressed interest in attending future Asian Pain Academy educational programs.
As someone relatively new to Pain Medicine, Dr. Preeti explained that the fellowship provided a strong foundation in the specialty.
She valued:
Supportive faculty
Beginner-friendly teaching
Practical demonstrations
Step-by-step learning
She described the fellowship as an ideal starting point for doctors interested in building a career in Pain Medicine.
Dr. Manish Grover (Haryana)
Having attended numerous national and international workshops, Dr. Manish Grover considered the Asian Pain Academy workshop among the best educational experiences he had attended.
He specifically highlighted:
Continuous faculty mentoring
Excellent delegate-to-faculty ratio
24/7 academic support
Outstanding workshop organization
Hospitality and logistics
According to Dr. Grover, the personalized mentoring significantly enhanced the learning experience.
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