Overview
Advances in cancer treatments mean that more people are living longer, even with incurable disease. This has uncovered a need to review our approach to cancer pain management , ensuring that care is more personalised and consistent with the stage of disease. This course brings together expertise in the cancer pain field to provide an up-to-date view on current best practice.
What to expect
- Managing chronic cancer pain – what’s the evidence?
- How to manage immunotherapy-induced joint pains
- Bone pain: what are the options?
- Fast-acting fentanyls: when to use and how often)
- Pain interventions: are they still relevant in cancer pain control?
- Long-term consequences of cancer treatment: how to manage and by who?
- Opioid-related harm in palliative care
- The unknown unknowns: pharmacological and non-pharmacological therapy
- Integrative oncology and its role in pain management
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