The unseen symptom: A longitudinal qualitative interview study exploring mobility loss in people with advanced cancer

Mobility loss in advanced cancer is not only a symptom of disease, but also a personal and relational disruption. Recognising it as a multidimensional experience underscores the need for holistic, anticipatory care that supports both physical functioning and the emotional realities of serious illness.

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Palliative Medicine
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2025-12-26
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https://doi.org/10.1177/02692163251400115
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Cancer survivorship and care
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The unseen symptom: A longitudinal qualitative interview study exploring mobility loss in people with advanced cancer

Lisa Jane Brighton, Joanne Bayly, Carmine Petrasso, Matthew M Maddocks
Palliative Medicine
Cancer survivorship and care
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The unseen symptom: A longitudinal qualitative interview study exploring mobility loss in people with advanced cancer

Lisa Jane Brighton, Joanne Bayly, Carmine Petrasso, Matthew M Maddocks
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Abstract

Mobility loss in advanced cancer is not only a symptom of disease, but also a personal and relational disruption. Recognising it as a multidimensional experience underscores the need for holistic, anticipatory care that supports both physical functioning and the emotional realities of serious illness.

Palliative MedicineVol. 40(2)
Cicely Saunders International (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 30%
Cancer survivorship and care
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