… of cancer. Despite the availability of effective pharmacological agents and evidence-based
pain management guidelines, cancer pain … pain control originate from attitudes toward pain …

… Despite cancer pain having been very prevalent in this study (71.7% of all groups), even
in the non-metastatic group (56.8), the heterogeneity of sociodemographic and clinical …

… the relief of pain experienced by cancer patients by saying, “I believe we must apply the
science and art of pain relief as if a life depended on it. Certainly the quality of life does.” The …

… of cancer pain on patients' quality of life and emotional status and has supported the
multidimensional notion of the cancer pain experience in cancer patients. … model of chronic pain. …

… mid-stage pancreatic cancer-related pain behaviours, which may … cancer pain might allow
earlier detection of cancer and more effective therapies for controlling late-stage cancer pain…

… what actions relieved pain. A subset of questions was repeated for past pain, in addition to
documenting the timing of cancer pain when the participant was no longer experiencing pain. …

… as the cancer pain itself. Areas of life most commonly affected by cancer pain include
physical/… the QOL of cancer patients,62 but few focus .on cancer-related pain.9 Of the existing …

… ups of breakthrough cancer pain in the last … cancer pain can be defined as a brief flare-up
of pain. It can be a flare-up of the usual, steady pain you always experience (your baseline pain…

… cancer, to investigate the impact of physical and psychological symptoms on their quality of
life … symptoms, a representative sample of 1,429 cancer patients were recruited and classified …

… in children, and the impact of pain on the family are presented. Information … pain education
programs that strengthen direct nursing care of patients and families experiencing cancer pain…