Pain self-management interventions for community-based patients with advanced cancer: a research programme including the IMPACCT RCT

Background: Each year in England and Wales, 150,000 people die from cancer, of whom 110,000 will suffer from cancer pain. Research highlights that cancer pain remains common, severe and undertreated, and may lead to hospital admissions. Objective: To develop and evaluate pain self-management interve...

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Autores principales:	Michael I Bennett, Matthew J Allsop, Peter Allen, Christine Allmark, Bridgette M Bewick, Kath Black, Alison Blenkinsopp, Julia Brown, S José Closs, Zoe Edwards, Kate Flemming, Marie Fletcher, Robbie Foy, Mary Godfrey, Julia Hackett, Geoff Hall, Suzanne Hartley, Daniel Howdon, Nicholas Hughes, Claire Hulme, Richard Jones, David Meads, Matthew R Mulvey, John O’Dwyer, Sue H Pavitt, Peter Rainey, Diana Robinson, Sally Taylor, Angela Wray, Alexandra Wright-Hughes, Lucy Ziegler
Formato:	article
Lenguaje:	EN
Publicado:	NIHR Journals Library 2021
Materias:	palliative care cancer pain self-management education clinical trial Public aspects of medicine RA1-1270
Acceso en línea:	https://doaj.org/article/b82afc821abe407fa8fb931057c5155f
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Pain self-management interventions for community-based patients with advanced cancer: a research programme including the IMPACCT RCT

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