Background Digital care has become an essential component of health care. Interventions
for patients with cancer need to be effective and safe, and digital health interventions must …

Objective Digital health interventions (DI) open the possibility for cancer patients and
survivors to manage the disease and its side effects when they return home after treatment …

Purpose The adaptation of the Cancer Care Ontario (CCO) guideline Interventions to
Address Sexual Problems in People With Cancer provides recommendations to manage …

Purpose To assess sexual/vaginal health issues and educational intervention preferences in
women with a history of breast or gynecologic cancer. Methods Patients/survivors completed …

Objective This review examines the evidence-based literature surrounding the use of online
resources for adult cancer patients. The focus is online resources that connect patients with …

In this review the effect of internet-based support programs on psychosocial and physical
symptoms resulting from cancer diagnosis and treatment is analyzed. Selection of studies …

Sexual dysfunctions are highly prevalent and undertreated. Internet-and mobile-based
psychological interventions (IMIs) could be a promising addition to close this treatment gap …

The recent NCCN Guidelines for Survivorship recommend systematic evaluation and
multidisciplinary treatment of cancer-related sexual dysfunctions. However, most oncology …

Background The proportion of people living with and surviving cancer is growing. This has
led to increased awareness of the importance of quality of life, including sexual function, in …

Background The impact of cancer diagnosis and treatment on sexual quality of life (SQoL) is
a well-established survivorship issue for gynaecological cancer survivors (GCS), yet little is …