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The current narrative review qualitatively synthesized the impact of cancer-related CP on QoL, adopting a holistic and threefold vision (patients, caregivers, and patient–caregiver perspective) to provide a more comprehensive analysis of the cancer pain experience.
1 gru 2021 · The findings of this qualitative study provide urgently needed, consensus-based guidance for clinicians and highlight critical research and policy gaps needed to facilitate implementation.
Dr. Bulls has expertise in palliative care, pain management, substance use, and health services research in oncology. Her research is primarily focused on quality-of-life challenges faced by cancer patients, specifically cancer-related pain and neuropathy.
The AtTACC Pain study aims to improve identification of patients at high risk for cancer-related pain and develop biopsychosocial phenotypes underlying the transition from acute to chronic pain in survivors of ovarian cancer.
Many evidence-based pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic strategies exist to manage acute, chronic, refractory, and breakthrough cancer pain. This supplement includes an overview of cancer pain assessment, which is the foundation of pain management. Following the overview are four systematic reviews covering 462 studies on cancer pain management.
14 wrz 2022 · In this study we have shown that cancer pain syndromes assessment carries a prognostic information regarding pain relief, and it provides a standardized way to classify pain according to presentation and anatomical lesion.
22 sie 2024 · Research on cancer pain among sexual and gender minorities remains scant. Key research gaps include a need for more research that incorporates an intersectional perspective by exploring intersecting subgroups and measuring social and structural processes that drive pain inequities.
