Aims Cancer pain continues to be undertreated in up to half of cases, despite the availability
of evidence‐based guidelines. This study aimed to:(i) identify barriers and facilitators to adult …

Background: Cancer pain continues to be undertreated, despite the availability of evidence-
based guidelines. The Australian National Pain Strategy identified establishment of systems …

Aim To develop clinical practice guidelines for screening, assessing and managing cancer
pain in Australian adults. Methods This three‐phase project utilized the ADAPTE approach …

Importance An evidence-practice gap exists for cancer pain management, and cancer pain
remains prevalent and disabling. Objectives To evaluate the capacity of 3 cancer pain …

Objectives Cancer may be associated with many symptoms, but pain is the one most feared
by patients. Pain is experienced by one-third of patients receiving treatment for cancer and …

Background Cancer pain remains a major public health concern. Despite effective
treatments being available to manage the majority of cancer pain, this debilitating symptom …

Objective Although several clinical practice guidelines have been developed in the last
decades, cancer pain management is still deficient. The purpose of this work was to carry …

Objective The World Health Organization's (WHO) guidelines for cancer pain management
were intentionally made simple in order to be widely implemented by all physicians treating …

Background Pain is a common and distressing symptom in people with cancer, but is under-
recognised and under-treated. Australian guidelines for 'Cancer Pain Management in Adults' …

In order to implement more effective policies for cancer pain management, a better
understanding of current practices is needed. Physicians managing cancer pain and …