Purpose Improvement in the quality of life of patients with cancer requires attention to
symptom burden across the continuum of care, with the use of patient-reported outcomes …

Objective Symptom burden is common in head and neck cancer patients though it frequently
remains undetected and untreated. The Edmonton Symptom Assessment System-revised …

ABSTRACT Take-Away Points: 1. Geriatric palliative care requires integrating the disciplines
of hospital medicine and palliative care in pursuit of delivering comprehensive, whole …

Purpose: Standardized, electronic, symptom assessment is purported to help identify
symptom needs. However, little research examines clinical processes related to symptom …

PURPOSE: To determine the association between patient-reported symptom burden and
subsequent emergency department use and unplanned hospitalization (ED/Hosp) in a head …

Abstract Context The Edmonton Symptom Assessment System–revised (ESAS-r) is a brief
and widely used symptom measurement tool. Objectives To validate the Japanese version …

Abstract Background The Korean National Health Insurance Service (NHIS) was developed
to provide population data for medical research. The aim of this study was to estimate trends …

To improve symptom management, the Ontario Cancer Symptom Management
Collaborative uses common assessment and care management tools including Interactive …

Introduction The symptom profile in cancer patients and the association between palliative
care (PC) and symptoms has not been studied in the general population. We addressed …

Background One of the most common psychological morbidities of cancer is depression.
Routine depression symptoms screening (DSS) is recommended, but its ability to lead to …