Context Cancer pain has a severe impact on quality of life and is associated with numerous
psychosocial responses. Recent studies suggest that treatment of cancer pain has improved …

Purpose: A number of potential determinants of medication non-adherence have been
described so far. However, the heterogenic quality of existing publications poses the need …

Background Chronic pain is common in Europe and elsewhere and its under treatment
confers a substantial burden on individuals, employers, healthcare systems and society in …

Aim This review aims to examine nurses' perceived barriers to and facilitators of pain
assessment and management in adult critical care patients. Background Pain is one of the …

Cancer pain is a common symptom experienced by patients, caused either by the disease or
its treatment. Morphine remains the most effective and recommended treatment for cancer …

Cancer pain remains a significant clinical problem worldwide. Causes of cancer pain are
multifactorial and complex and are likely to vary with an array of tumor-related and host …

Despite a high prevalence of pain and ongoing effort to understand and reduce pain, studies
show that there remains a considerable unmet need for pain relief and management. In part …

Background: Despite advances in treatment of pain in advanced cancer, it remains a major
source of suffering with adverse effects on patients' life quality. There is increasing …

Context Cancer pain is a common, burdensome problem, which is not well managed despite
evidence-based guidelines. Objectives To develop insights for managing barriers and …

Pain prevalence in cancer patients: status quo or opportunit... : Current Opinion in
Supportive and Palliative Care Pain prevalence in cancer patients: status quo or …