Event Series
Achieving Equity in Cancer Pain Management
In this webinar, three experts addressed psychological barriers to equitable cancer pain assessment and management. They discussed how the inherent uncertainties in the evaluation of cancer pain among patients and survivors open the window for attitudes and biases to influence health care providers’ accurate assessment of pain. They also highlighted the importance of examining the complex nonverbal dynamics that occur during patient-provider interactions.
The Achieving Equity in Cancer Pain Management Webinar Series is hosted by the NCI Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences. The series uses a multilevel perspective to examine the factors that individually and jointly affect disparities in the quality and outcomes of cancer pain management, and considers approaches to reduce the unequal burden of suffering.
Speakers
Associate Professor
Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences
University of Delaware
Associate Professor
Department of Psychology
Virginia Commonwealth University
Associate Professor
Department of Oncology
Wayne State University School of Medicine
Karmanos Cancer Institute, Detroit, Michigan
Discussant
Senior Scientist
Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences
National Cancer Institute
Organizing Committee Members
NCI Behavioral Research Program
NCI Behavioral Research Program
NCI Healthcare Delivery Research Program
University of Missouri
University of Colorado