Airing Pain 110: Living with Cancer Pain
February 05, 2019
airing pain, cancer, chemotherapy-induced pain, Depression, Explaining pain, living with pain, mindfulness, pain education for doctors, pain management, Patient perspective, Psychological approaches to pain management, Self-management programmes, Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation
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Living with a diagnosis, what palliative care entails, and non-pharmacological treatments. This edition is funded by the Agnes Hunter Trust. According to Cancer Research UK, 50% of all people in England and Wales diagnosed with cancer survive their disease for ten years or more. This
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April 03, 2018
How cancer survivors can experience post-operative pain, and confronting the national issue of post-cancer treatment. For a full transcript of this programme, please click here. This edition is funded by The Agnes Hunter Trust. An ever-increasing cancer survivor rate means chronic pai
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How cancer survivors can manage long term pain and creating a home from home at the hospital.
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How problems with the nervous system can give rise to chronic pain, a personal success story of pain management and a Q&A with pain specialist Dr Mark Turtle
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