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Re: Pain Assessment: A project for the 'Do Once and Share' (DOaS) programme.
 
Dear all,
 
Following on from the recent National Knowledge Week on pain, you may be interested in this project and the event in Sheffield on 18th July 2007. Please also pass to any other colleagues or networks you think may be interested.
 
The detailed invitation letter and reply slip (which are not attached with this message) can be downloaded here:
 
http://www.library.nhs.uk/palliative/Page.aspx?pagename=doas
 
You can also reach this page via the link on the Library home page: 
 
http://www.library.nhs.uk/palliative/
 
These documents and any further information you need can also be obtained direct from me.
 
Many thanks!
 
Best wishes,
Richard

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Dr Richard Stevens,
Research Associate,
University of Sheffield,
Academic Unit of Supportive Care,
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Sheffield, S11 9NE.

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Dear Colleagues

We are working with the Connecting for Health ‘Do Once and Share’ programme, to develop NHS guidance on assessment of chronic pain in adults and older children. 

We would like to invite you to a seminar day in Sheffield: details and reply slip are attached.   

If you are unable to attend I would be grateful if you could forward the invitation letter and meeting flier to the appropriate section of your organisation, or to specific individuals who are concerned with this topic,

Many thanks,

Prof Sam H Ahmedzai

Academic Unit of Supportive Care, The University of Sheffield

Clinical Lead, DOaS project on chronic pain assessment