Background Education plays an important role in cancer symptom management for patients
and their families. With the advancement of information and communication technology …

Background During the past decade an increasing number of people live with advanced
cancer mainly due to improved medical treatment. Research has shown that many people …

Objective The popularity of the​“bring your own device (BYOD)”​ concept has grown in
recent years, and its application has extended to the healthcare field. This study was aimed …

The longitudinal Intervention Study of the Elderly in Göteborg, Sweden (IVEG), has provided
an opportunity to report on the use of assistive devices in activities of daily living (ADL) in a …

Aim Cancer and its treatment produce significant acute and long‐term adverse effects in
cancer survivors, resulting in a range of supportive cancer care needs across the disease …

BACKGROUND: Only a few studies have investigated the effects of assistive devices (ADs)
from the user's perspective. This knowledge is important for clinical and policy decision …

Background: People with advanced cancer face difficulties with their everyday activities at
home that may reduce their health-related quality of life. To address these difficulties, we …

The physical activity (PA) and inactivity of family caregivers of cancer patients were
investigated and related to burden and quality of life through a cross-sectional multicentre …

Background: During recent years, there has been an increased focus on technology within
cancer survivorship and physical activity rehabilitation. Failure to acknowledge the …

This paper examined assistive device use by noninstitutionalized older persons with visual,
cognitive, and physical impairments. One hundred fifty seven persons over 60 years of age …