Introduction After finishing cancer treatment, breast cancer survivors often experience both
physical and psychosocial symptoms such as pain. In some, pain can persist for months or …

Background Chronic pain is a recognised long-term consequence associated with breast
cancer and its treatment; however, it is often underdiagnosed and undertreated. This study …

Background The prevention and treatment of chronic pain problems in breast cancer follow-
up care require an adequate response from healthcare providers. Generally, this involves …

This qualitative study aimed to explore experiences of women with persistent pain following
breast cancer treatment, including their perceptions about the cause of their pain, how they …

Objective This qualitative evidence synthesis aimed to identify, review and synthesise
qualitative research describing the experience of persistent pain in adult cancer survivors …

In‐depth interviews were conducted with French breast cancer survivors 24 month after
cancer diagnosis (N= 21 women). We documented their experience of chronic pain …

Breast cancer survivors continue to experience an array of physical, psychological and
cognitive symptoms following the completion of their treatment. However, there is a lack of …

Objectives Many cancer survivors experience chronic pain after completing curative-intent
treatment. Based on available data, chronic pain may be undertreated in this context; …

Context Identification of cancer patients with similar symptom profiles may facilitate targeted
symptom management. Objectives To identify subgroups of breast cancer survivors based …

Background The importance of cognitive appraisals in the effectiveness of pain coping is
well established. Two key variables in these appraisal processes are pain catastrophizing …