Factors associated with pain among rural cancer survivors: Findings from an Australian longitudinal study

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Katelyn Collins · University of Southern Queensland

Emma Pearse · Cancer Council Queensland

Melanie L. Plinsinga · Griffith University

Alyssa Taglieri-Sclocchi · Cancer Council Queensland

Melissa A. Day · The University of Queensland

Belinda C. Goodwin · The University of Melbourne

Sonja March

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Pain is common among rural cancer survivors. Comprehensive interventions that address co-occurring mental and physical health comorbidities and facilitate open communication about pain are needed to ensure effective pain management and support for this population.

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Pain Management and Opioid Use Cancer survivorship and care Pediatric Pain Management Techniques

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Published in: Supportive Care in Cancer

Volume 34, Issue 4

DOI: 10.1007/s00520-026-10622-0

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Factors associated with pain among rural cancer survivors: Findings from an Australian longitudinal study

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