Impact of multi-channel follow-up as continuous nursing on cancer pain control, adverse reactions, and quality of life in patients with digestive tract tumors: a controlled study of 136 cases - Takeaways - MDSpire

Evaluation of Continuous Nursing Through Multi-Channel Follow-Up on Pain Management, Side Effects, and Quality of Life in Patients with Digestive Tract Tumors: A Controlled Study Involving 136 Participants

  • By

  • Jue Fu

  • Jing Cheng

  • Chenxia Ju

  • Kejun Dai

  • Lei Wang

  • July 20, 2026

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    The study evaluated multi-channel follow-up for pain management in 136 patients with digestive tract tumors post-discharge.

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    Participants were divided into an experimental group receiving multi-channel follow-up and a control group with standard follow-up.

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    The experimental group reported significantly lower pain scores and higher satisfaction with pain control compared to the control group.

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    Constipation incidence was lower in the experimental group, while no significant differences were noted in other adverse drug reactions.

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    Quality of life improved in the experimental group, with more cases reporting good sleep quality compared to the control group.

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Impact of multi-channel follow-up as continuous nursing on cancer pain control, adverse reactions, and quality of life in patients with digestive tract tumors: a controlled study of 136 cases

  • by Jue Fu, Jing Cheng, Chenxia Ju, Kejun Dai, Lei Wang

  • July 20, 2026

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