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9 lut 2024 · This study assessed app engagement, defined as adherence, timing, and attrition with two smartphone applications, one for adult cancer patients and one for their informal caregivers.
11 lut 2020 · Health applications (apps) are increasingly being used for patient care in oncology. 1 With the growing popularity of mobile devices, healthcare consumers have instant access to information about cancer prevention, detection, and treatment options on their handheld portable devices. 2 More specifically, health apps provide health-related ...
15 mar 2023 · This review analysed 55 studies that utilized mobile technology to enhance psychosocial or lifestyle habits in cancer patients and survivors. The studies included various cancer populations, age groups, mHealth interventions, and cancer outcome measures.
25 kwi 2023 · Overall, most reviews focused on interventions delivered to patients with cancer in the active treatment and survivorship phases using eHealth programs, synchronous calls by telephone or videoconferencing, and mobile applications.
Scoping review categorising and summarising a wide range of apps available for cancer survivors on on-line stores. Content and thematic analysis based on verbatim descriptions from the stores. Individual apps not downloaded or quality assessed.
1 lip 2022 · People undergoing cancer treatment may have specific nutritional needs and are vulnerable to poor nutrient absorption and risks associated with inadequate nutrition, including immunosuppression, infection, and impaired postoperative healing. 3-7 Although estimates vary on the basis of the population included and measures used, previous work ...
11 lut 2020 · Understanding human perception and requirements on food for cancer prevention and condition management is important so that food applications can be catered to cancer patients.
