Anxiety and pain can be understood with a multidimensional framework that accounts for
somatic, emotional, cognitive, and behavioral aspects of these conditions. Patients who …

The experience of pain is often associated with negative affect, such as anxiety and
depression, and this relationship is evident in adult cancer patients, particularly those with …

Pain is among the most prevalent symptoms experienced by cancer patients. A strategy for
the management of cancer pain is now widely accepted, and when well implemented, is …

Anxiety is a dynamic response to perceived threat that is common among patients with
cancer and fluctuates at critical points in the disease trajectory. A substantial minority of …

The most common psychiatric complications in the cancer population are depression,
anxiety, and delirium. All are more likely to occur in the cancer patient who has pain. This …

It is our hope that this article will inform oncologists, oncology nurses and mental health
workers about the prevalence, assessment and treatment options for anxiety in advanced …

Appropriate management of cancer pain is essential and requires a multidisciplinary
approach that includes a major role for a psychologist and/or psychiatrist. An increased …

Presents a case of a cancer patient experiencing anxiety after diagnosis and treatment.
Types of anxiety disorders being experienced by cancer patients; Definition and incidence of …

The interaction between pain and anxiety in the setting of somatic illness is a widely
recognised association. More accurate knowledge about the association and also about the …

Pain in cancer patients involves complex interactions between physiological, psychological,
sociocultural, sensory, cognitive, and behavioral dimensions. Pain management …