Desirable Information of Opioids for Families of Patients With Terminal Cancer.

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Etsuko Uejima

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Megumi Shimizu

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Mitsunori Miyashita

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Satoru Tsuneto

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Tatsuya Morita

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Tatsuya Takagi

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Yasuo Shima

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Yoshiaki Okamoto

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The Japan HOspice and Palliative Care Evaluation study (J-HOPE study): study design and characteristics of participating institutions.

Experience of barriers to pain management in patients receiving outpatient palliative care

Evaluation of end-of-life cancer care from the perspective of bereaved family members: the Japanese experience.

Overcoming barriers to cancer pain management: an institutional change model.

Frequency and predictors of patient deviation from prescribed opioids and barriers to opioid pain management in patients with advanced cancer.

Care for imminently dying cancer patients: family members' experiences and recommendations.

Prevalence rates for and predictors of self-reported adherence of oncology outpatients with analgesic medications.

Concerns about analgesics among patients and family caregivers in a hospice setting.

Opioid analgesics for cancer pain: symptom control for the living or comfort for the dying? A qualitative study to investigate the factors influencing the decision to accept morphine for pain caused by cancer.

Randomized clinical trial of the effectiveness of a self-care intervention to improve cancer pain management.

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10.1177/1049909115626701

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