Framework synthesis is one systematic review method employed to address health care
practice and policy. Adapted from framework analysis methods, it has been used …

Current knowledge about mechanisms and interventions for pain has largely been derived
from samples that are healthier, wealthier, younger, and more likely to be White than the …

Rationale Globally, breast cancer is by far the most frequently occurring cancer amongst
women. Whilst the physical consequences of the disease and associated treatments are …

Purpose Multiple systematic reviews and meta-analyses have identified the effectiveness of
patient education in improving cancer pain management. However, the mechanisms by …

Improvements in screening, diagnosis and treatment of cancer has seen cancer mortality
substantially diminish in the past three decades. It is estimated there are almost 20 million …

Context: Pain management was the most identified burden faced by family caregivers in end-
of-life caregiving. Objectives: To synthesize current scientific evidence on family caregivers' …

Background This study aimed to explore barriers to and enablers for future implementation
of a draft clinical pathway for anxiety and depression in cancer patients in the Australian …

Objectives To appraise improvement strategies adopted by low-and middle-income
countries to increase access to cancer treatments and palliative care; and identify the …

Given that chemotherapy treatments are done mostly in an outpatient setting, patients with
cancer must deal with treatment‐related symptoms mainly at home. Evidence suggests that …

Purpose Previous systematic reviews have found patient education to be moderately
efficacious in decreasing the intensity of cancer pain, but variation in results warrants …