Background Pain continues to be a difficult and pervasive problem for patients with cancer,
and those who care for them. Remote health monitoring systems (RHMS), such as the B …

Background Distressing cancer pain remains a serious symptom management issue for
patients and family caregivers, particularly within home settings. Technology can support …

Background Individuals who have metastatic cancer experience substantial physical and
psychological distress (eg, pain, depression, anxiety) from their disease and its treatment …

Background: Inadequately managed pain is a serious problem for patients with cancer and
those who care for them. Smart health systems can help with remote symptom monitoring …

Background An estimated 60%-90% of patients with cancer experience moderate to severe
pain. Poorly managed cancer pain negatively affects the quality of life for both patients and …

Introduction Chronic cancer-related fatigue (CCRF) is a complex multidimensional problem
warranting person-centered care. Providing patients and therapists personalized feedback …

Background: Emerging digital health approaches could play a role in better personalized
palliative care. Aim: We conducted a feasibility study testing wearable sensor (WS)-triggered …

Background: mobile applications (apps) facilitate cancer pain ecological momentary
assessment (EMA) and provide more reliable data than retrospective monitoring. The aims …

Background Breakthrough cancer pain (BTCP) is primarily managed at home and can stem
from physical exertion and emotional distress triggers. Beyond these triggers, the impact of …

Background Ecological momentary assessment (EMA) involves repeated sampling of
people's current experiences in real time in their natural environments, which offers a …