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Management of Cancer Pain (Second Edition)
                  Although  the evidence  for psychoeducation  and psychological
                  interventions  on cancer pain  was of moderate  level, their important
                  role in the management of cancer pain should be acknowledged and
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                  which complements physical, psychological and social strategies.
                  A systematic review of 11 studies that investigated the effectiveness of
                  spiritual intervention (Dignity Therapy, focused narrative intervention and
                  mindfulness-based stress reduction) found paucity and heterogeneity
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                  care may aid  in coping  with pain  rather than altering  pain  intensity.
                  However, spiritual interventions were well received by the patients and
                  do not appear to cause harm. 88, level I


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                  •  Psychoeducation, psychological and spiritual interventions should
                    be considered in the management of cancer pain.

































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