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Pain is the most frequent problem and deleterious symptom reported by cancer patients. It is a persistent, distressing, and life-treating condition that markedly affects the quality of life of cancer patients all over the world. Despite the availability of numerous standards for cancer-related pain treatment, studies from throughout the world show that patients often receive poor pain management. Objective: This study aims to assess the adequacy of cancer-related pain management, pain interference in daily activity, and associated factors among cancer patients in Northwestern Ethiopia |
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