Moderate to severe pain occurs in many cancer patients during their clinical course and may
stem from the primary pathology, metastasis, or as treatment side effects. Uncontrolled pain …

The advent of new cancer therapies, alongside expected growth and ageing of the
population, better survival rates and associated costs of care, is uncovering a need to more …

Importance An initial step to reducing emergency department (ED) visits among patients with
cancer is to identify the characteristics of patients visiting the ED and examine which of those …

Background The global prevalence of cancer is rapidly increasing and will increase the
acute care needs of patients with cancer, including emergency department (ED) care …

Objective People with cancer are increasingly more likely to visit an emergency department
for acute care than the general population. They often have long wait times and more …

Objectives The two aims of this systematic review and meta‐analysis were to (1) analyze the
effect of exercise on chemotherapy‐induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) severity and (2) …

Importance Patients often visit the emergency department (ED) near the end of life. Their
common disposition is inpatient hospital admission, which can result in a delayed transition …

Purpose Telephone and virtual triage services are becoming increasingly common in
ambulatory oncology settings. Few studies have evaluated their implementation from the …

Abstract Background The Emergency Department (ED) plays a key role in the identification
and care of acute medical conditions, including cancer. In this scoping review, we aimed to …

Purpose Many patients with cancer seek care for pain in the emergency department (ED).
Prospective research on cancer pain in this setting has historically been insufficient. We …