Early Palliative Care Model Based Whole-Process Pain Management in Cancer Patients under a Digitalized Humanistic Care Approach
Liu Shi-hong
Yu Hui-qing
Yang Hong
Lei Lei
Abstract：Objective To explore the effectiveness of the E-Warm model under a digitalized humanistic care approach in the whole-process pain management of cancer patients and to evaluate its differences compared with traditional methods in improving pain control,nutritional status,psychological well-being,and quality of life.Methods A prospective,open-label,randomized controlled trial was conducted,enrolling 105 advanced lung cancer patients divided into three groups:standard cancer pain treatment group(Group A),E-Warm model group(Group B),and the PROs E-Warm model group(Group C).Assessments included the numeric rating scale(NRS)for pain,the functional assessment of cancer therapy-lung(FACT-L)for quality of life,the hospital anxiety and depression scale(HADS)for psychological status,and the patient-generated subjective global assessment(PG-SGA)for nutritional status.Results NRS scores were significantly lower in Group C compared to Groups A and B(P<0.05),with Group B also lower than Group A(P<0.05).HADS scores indicated that both Groups B and C were lower than Group A(P<0.05).FACT-L scores showed that Group C had higher scores than Groups A and B(P<0.05).PG-SGA scores demonstrated that Group C performed significantly better than Groups A and B(P<0.05).Conclusion The E-Warm model under a digitalized humanistic care approach effectively improves pain management,psychological status,and quality of life in cancer patients,offering real-time,dynamic,and multidimensional advantages.However,broader clinical application requires further technological optimization.
Keywords：Digital healthcareHumanistic careE-Warm modelCancer pain managementPatient-reported outcomes
Publication Date：2025-05-20
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：6( 64-69 )