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Although our understanding of cancer pain and its management has greatly improved in the past decade, an unacceptably . PurposeOutpatient palliative care clinics are essential for early symptom management in patients with advanced cancer

Although our understanding of cancer pain and its management has greatly improved in the past decade, an unacceptably large proportion of patients still do not receive adequate pain relief. PurposeOutpatient palliative care clinics are essential for early symptom management in patients with advanced cancer. In this prospective study, we examined the symptom changes among cancer patients seen at a palliative care clinic in Jordan.

Cancer pain management is a challenging task both due to disease process as well as a consequence of treatment-related side-effects. Optimization of analgesia with oral opioids, adjuvant analgesics, and advanced pain management techniques is the key to success for cancer pain.

Palliative medicine: problem areas in pain and symptom management. In: Symptom management in advanced cancer. 3rd edn. Oxford: Radcliffe Medical Press, 2002:111

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Nutrition, paediatric palliative medicine, palliative medicine in non-malignant disease, cultural and spiritual issues, social, and . The measurement of pain and other symptoms; . Are we doing the right thing well: assessing and maintaining the quality of care?

The measurement of pain and other symptoms; . Are we doing the right thing well: assessing and maintaining the quality of care?

For additional guidance on palliative pain and symptom management, see the BC Inter-professsional Palliative Symptom . Cancer, GI malignancy, GI ulcer, Ogilvie’s syndrome and concomitant use of certain medications (.

Cancer, GI malignancy, GI ulcer, Ogilvie’s syndrome and concomitant use of certain medications (. NSAIDs, steroids and bevacizumab) may increase the risk of GI perforation in patients receiving methylnaltrexone.

Detailed information on common symptoms managed in Palliative/Hospice medicine. The book contains basic information about common pain types and treatments. It also includes careful discussion of how to manage difficult pain syndromes and other symptoms of cancer

Detailed information on common symptoms managed in Palliative/Hospice medicine. It also includes careful discussion of how to manage difficult pain syndromes and other symptoms of cancer. Because the chapters are well-referenced, one quickly gains guidance beyond pharmacological symptoms and treatments.