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

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

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' …

Most, if not all, cancer patients require care from community teams at some stage during
their disease trajectory. For many of these patients, community nurses and General …

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 …

Introduction: Pain is a common and distressing symptom in people living with cancer that
requires a patient-centred approach to management. Since 2010, the Australian …

Introduction For patients with advanced cancer, research shows that pain is frequent,
burdensome and undertreated. Evidence-based approaches to support cancer pain …

Background: A prospective, longitudinal audit of pain management in patients with cancer
was conducted in an unselected community population in Lanarkshire, Scotland. Methods …

Background Variations in care models contribute to cancer pain being under-recognised
and under-treated in half of all patients with cancer. International and national cancer pain …

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 …