[PDF] Top 20 Long-term Effectiveness of a Patient and Family Pain Education Program on Overcoming Barriers to Management of Cancer Pain

... purpose of this research was to investigate the effectiveness of a patient and family pain education program on reducing cancer ... See full document

... Yat-Sen Cancer Center, Taipei Medical University Hospital, Taipei Medical University, ...purpose of this pilot study was to explore the effectiveness of a pain ... See full document

... purpose of this pilot study was to explore the effectiveness of a pain education program to overcome patient-related barriers in managing ... See full document

... Relationships of Analgesics Adherence to Patient-Related Barriers and Satisfaction of Pain Management in Cancer Outpatients 英文摘要 Pain is one of ... See full document

... total of 159 dyads of oncology outpatients and their primary family caregivers (n = 318) participated in this ...consisted of the Barriers Questionnaire-Taiwan form, the Brief ... See full document

... Most importantly, patient and caregiver concerns had an impact on how the patients' pain was managed: (1) patients and their family caregivers with higher levels of concerns used inade[r] ... See full document

... consisted of the Brief Pain Inventory–Chinese version and a demographic ...Taiwanese family caregivers of palliative care patients with advanced cancer had concerns about ... See full document

... Abstract Barriers to optimal cancer pain management exist among clinicians and patients and within the healthcare ...examines patient barriers to ... See full document

... School of Nursing, National Defense Medical Center, Taipei, Taiwan, ...purpose of this study was to investigate the barriers to receiving analgesics for cancer pain in ... See full document

... training, and usual care on cancer patients’ pain ...Eligible cancer patients with pain（N=39）, were randomly assigned to three groups, including（1）pain ... See full document

... purpose of the study were to compare the effects of pain education, pain education plusing cognitive-reconstruction training, and usual care on cancer ... See full document

... results of this study are promising, they are limited by the nature of pilot testing with relatively few subjects ...alized to cancer pain patients in other settings or other ... See full document

... (receiving pain education 10-15 min per day for 5 days, n = 15) or a standard care control group (n = ...effects of the intervention on six pain-related variables were evaluated ... See full document

... physical pain, or psychological agony, and thus, are closely connected with the experience of ...1 Cancer pain has a profound impact on every aspect of quality ... See full document

... importance of nursing caring behaviors between patients with cancer pain and oncology nurses and to explore the relationship between level of pain intensity ... See full document

... The major findings in this study were as follows: the majority of the patients with pain (79%) had been informed that the diagnosis was cancer, and for the majority (89%) the disclosur[r] ... See full document

... purposes of this study were twofold: first, to examine the congruity of cancer pain perceptions between Taiwanese cancer patients and their family caregivers ... See full document

... Chest Pain in a Patient With Esophageal Cancer TZU–TING CHEN and CHING–CHAN LIN Division of Hematology and Oncology, Department of Internal Medicine, China Medical ... See full document

... AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: To explore knowledge of and perceived barriers to pain management among emergency nurses in ...BACKGROUND: Pain is the most common ... See full document

... aimed to develop a multimedia video CD (VCD) of patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) and test its effects on pain knowledge and pain relief in patients ... See full document