Fatigue in Patients with Advanced Cancer Page 1 CLINICAL UPDATE FEBRUARY 2010 anj
Fatigue in patients with advanced cancer Introduction Experience of fatigue is common among …

NCCN convened a committee of experts to make recommendations for future studies of
cancer-related fatigue (CRF). The committee reviewed the current data on the incidence …

Fatigue is the very frequently reported symptom of cancer and cancer treatment. Cancer
patients invariably report that fatigue is a major obstacle in maintaining their routine daily …

Fatigue is the most common side effect of cancer treatment, yet is sometimes ignored by
healthcare professionals. Home care and hospice nurses work closely with patients and …

A patient's perspective on cancer‐related fatigue - Raber - 2001 - Cancer - Wiley Online Library
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Despite the evidence that patients with cancer experience fatigue as a symptom of their
condition or as a consequence of treatment, there is no uniform definition of the term, making …

Chemotherapy. Patients receiving chemotherapy generally feel tired for the first several days
after treatment, and gradually feel better until the next treatment. Patients often describe a …

Fatigue is a commonly experienced symptom, which may be a component of virtually any
disease and can have a psychological, physical, or mixed origin. Nurses need to understand …

Cancer-related fatigue has been referred to as 'inevitable, unimportant and untreatable', with
patient experiences easily overlooked or even dismissed by health professionals. This …

The fatigue experienced by patients with advanced cancer has received little attention either
in clinical practice or amongst researchers. To date, attention has been directed at the …