2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00520-021-05987-3
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Cancer pain management in the emergency department: a multicenter prospective observational trial of the Comprehensive Oncologic Emergencies Research Network (CONCERN)

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“…34 Adequately addressing pain will lead to not only decreased mortality but also decreased risk of 30-day hospital readmission and increased patient satisfaction. 33 Patients admitted to the hospital from the EDOU had more consultation requests during their observation stay than did those who were discharged, likely because of the complexity of their medical problems. This highlights that these patients were sicker, requiring further hospital care.…”
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“…34 Adequately addressing pain will lead to not only decreased mortality but also decreased risk of 30-day hospital readmission and increased patient satisfaction. 33 Patients admitted to the hospital from the EDOU had more consultation requests during their observation stay than did those who were discharged, likely because of the complexity of their medical problems. This highlights that these patients were sicker, requiring further hospital care.…”
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“…However, management of cancer-related pain continues to be challenging for ED clinicians, and many patients leave with continued pain. 33 For this reason, the EDOU should be considered for patients with cancer whose pain complaints are not fully addressed in the ED. Pain management is one of the most common reasons for EDOU placement, not only in our cohort but also as previously reported.…”
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“…Pain is common in patients with cancer 1 seeking emergency department (ED) care 2 . Fifty percent of ED patients with cancer present with pain and 39% report pain at final ED pain assessment 3 . Thus, ED practitioners seemingly remain challenged to manage pain in this population.…”
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“…Patients were asked to report the presence and intensity of pain at ED presentation and at ED disposition on a 10-point numeric rating scale. Report of any pain in the ED was categorized as none (0), mild (1)(2)(3)(4), moderate (5)(6), or severe (7)(8)(9)(10). For home pain medication use, patients were queried on pain medication use and type in the 14 days prior to ED visit study.…”
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