Abstract Introduction Digital health interventions (DHIs) are promising to support older adults
with cancer in managing their conditions and improving their health outcomes. However …

Background It remains unclear how to optimise critical care rehabilitation to reduce the
constellation of long-term physical, psychological and cognitive impairments known as Post …

Objectives To show how people with cancer, including those with advanced breast cancer,
engage with information and self-management and how cancer nurses can support patients …

Purpose. Multidisciplinary rehabilitation programmes providing exercise, nutrition support,
education, and peer support can effectively meet the rehabilitation needs of upper …

While older adults are disproportionately affected by cancer [1], few participate in clinical
trials [2], limiting understanding of treatment tolerability and impact on aging. Technology …

Introduction Cancer survivors face physical, lifestyle, psychological, and psychosocial
challenges. Despite the availability of aftercare services, survivors still have unmet needs …

The population in the world is aging dramatically, and therefore, the economic and social
effort required to maintain the quality of life is being increased. Assistive technologies are …

Older adults represent a growing population amongst cancer survivors who require specific
consideration given the complex and largely unknown interactions between cancer-related …

PURPOSE Empirical evidence underscores both benefits of telehealth visits and persistent
disparities in use for Black adults. Guided by the Technology Acceptance Model, we …

The integration of digital health technologies in geriatric oncology has the potential to
enhance patient care and self-management. This review article discusses the applications of …