July 15, 2024Open Access

Pain prevalence and pain relief in end-of-life care – a national registry study

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Despite pain control being a top priority in end-of-life care, pain continues to be a troublesome symptom and comprehensive data on pain prevalence and pain relief in patients with different diagnoses are scarce.

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Hedman et al. (Mon,) studied this question.

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