Simple Summary Pain associated with cancer diagnoses is a serious concern and one of
the most common symptoms reported by cancer patients. The insufficient relief of cancer …

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 …

Personalised and targeted interventions have revolutionised cancer treatment and
dramatically improved survival rates in recent decades. Nonetheless, effective pain …

Polypharmacy is becoming increasingly prevalent in society. Patients with polypharmacy are
at greater risk for drug-drug interactions, which can influence the efficacy of treatment …

Drive from peripheral neurons is essential in almost all pain states, but pharmacological
silencing of these neurons to effect analgesia has proved problematic. Reversible gene …

Background Patients diagnosed with cancer are frequent users of the emergency
department (ED). While many visits are unavoidable, a significant portion may be potentially …

Objective Evolving digital technology has paved the way for endless potentiality. Leveraging
on digital technology for healthcare purposes can target cancer patients, thus improving …

PURPOSE Most patients with cancer will be hospitalized throughout the disease course.
However, most evidence on the causes and outcomes of these hospitalizations comes from …

Background: After-hour calls can be resource intensive and remain a significant challenge to
medical practices, though they have historically been poorly or non-reimbursable services …

Background: Reducing potentially preventable emergency department visits (PPEDs) is
important. This study aims to define and describe oncology-related PPEDs at a single …