Dementia is a far-reaching disease and it is estimated that approximately 850,000 people
are living with dementia in the UK; this is estimated to increase to over 1 million by the year …

The challenges experienced by nursing residents in the face of total pain in cancer palliative
care point to the need for training in the training of these professionals. The objective of this …

Primary palliative care is a fundamental aspect of high-quality care for patients with a
serious illness such as dementia. The clinician caring for a patient and family suffering with …

Objective The care of seriously ill and dying people is an important task, especially in times
of pandemics and regardless of the patients' infection status. Before the SARS-CoV-2 …

Introduction Advanced cancer patients often require clinic or hospital follow-up for their
symptom control to maintain their quality of life. But it becomes difficult for the patients to …

Pain is a significant source of anxiety and distress, and perhaps the most debilitating
symptom that is feared the most by cancer patients at the end of life, and requiring expert …

Oncologists often manage cancer-associated symptoms including pain. When symptoms are
severe, anesthesia–pain medicine (APM) and/or palliative medicine (PM) can effectively …

Purpose Cancer patients and their caregivers are overwhelmed with features of uncertainty,
fear, shock, worry, anxiety, sadness, and grief. To add on to their misery, the COVID-19 …

Aim: The aim of this article is to describe the range of challenges faced by both patients and
caregivers during the lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It also seeks to describe the …

Chronic pain following surgical procedures for breast cancer was once thought to be rare.
The results of recent studies, however, suggest that the incidence of chronic pain following …