Background Pain is one of the most commonly reported symptoms in patients with advanced
cancer, but is still less than optimally treated. The effect of traditional Chinese medicine in …

Purpose To evaluate the attitudinal barriers to cancer pain management among adult
Jordanian patients and to explore relationships between attitudinal barriers, pain, and …

ObjectiveThe majority of self-management interventions are designed with a narrow focus
on patient skills and fail to consider their potential as “catalysts” for improving care delivery …

Background: Poor pain assessment is a barrier to effective pain control. There is growing
interest internationally in the development and implementation of remote monitoring …

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' …

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 …

In cancer care, there are emerging information and communication technology systems
being developed, enabling real-time information sharing between patients and health …

Aims This paper focuses on the benefits of inclusive leadership when undertaking a priority
setting partnership in community nursing, through providing a collaborative and committed …

Ineffective pain management has been recognized as a major problem faced by many
patients with cancer. There is a lack of emphasis on cancer pain management in the …

Cancer is an overwhelming disease and palliative care must be present from the moment
the disease becomes aggressive and at an advanced stage, and it is an assignment of the …