As noted in another string, ABA portal access is available and will apparently be the only way to access your results. The diplomate directory will be down until Monday.
On another note...I wanted to post what was my study approach for the aba pain boards. I passed the first time and did not do any board review course and honestly felt like I had to do a second "academic" fellowship (board prep time) as my fellowship was very strong in procedures and clinic time and wanting in the strong academic department.
Although I am in no way endorsing big yeller, I did use this as a last minute review (read through it once)...I actually had audio yeller that I listened to throughout fellowship during my 25 minute commute. As has been noted in other posts it does possess quiet a few inaccuracies, yet it brings up most of the topics that appear in some form on the test. The bulk of my review was spent taking test questions from painexam.com and from the book Pain Medicine by Abdi et al. It took a while, but I got through all the questions and I feel that by doing those (which all had explanations) and reviewing my problem areas in Melzack's handbook of pain management and Raja's essentials of pain medicine that I did all I could do. Fortunately it worked. None of the attendings I worked with during fellowship took or recommended a board review course.
