Breakthrough pain: a qualitative study involving patients with advanced cancer

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Katherine Webber
Andrew N. Davies
Martin R. Cowie
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[1] London and Surrey,Royal Marsden NHS Hospitals Trust
[2] Imperial College,National Heart and Lung Institute
[3] Royal Marsden Hospital,Department of Palliative Medicine
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Supportive Care in Cancer | 2011年 / 19卷
关键词：
Breakthrough cancer pain; Palliative care; Pain assessment; Adherence; Cancer; Pain management;
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页码：2041 / 2046
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