The COVID-19 pandemic necessitated remote cancer care delivery via the internet and
telephone, rapidly accelerating an already growing care delivery model and associated …

Background With the increasing incidence and survival rate of cancer, there are more
people living with cancer, which increases the responsibilities of informal caregivers and …

Background The growth of mHealth apps has been exponential in recent years, but there is
limited knowledge regarding the availability, functionality, and quality of apps to support …

Background The advent of eHealth services offers the potential to support colorectal cancer
(CRC) survivors and their informal caregivers (ICs), yet research into user needs and design …

Despite assumptions that wearable self-care technologies such as smart wristbands and
smart watches help users to monitor and self-manage health in daily life, adherence rates …

Objective Digital health technology is valued as a tool to provide person-centred care and
improve health outcomes amongst people with cancer and their family caregivers. Although …

Background Digital interventions offer vital support for patients with cancer through
education, behavior change, and monitoring. Despite their potential, patient adherence to …

Background Family caregivers are unpaid individuals who provide care to people with
chronic conditions or disabilities. Family caregivers generally do not have formal care …

Objective The aim of this study is to explore the relationship that people with cancer and
their family caregivers develop with symptom management technology during …

Background Visitation has a positive effect on patients and families, yet, it can disrupt
intensive care unit (ICU) care and increase the risk of patient infections, which previously …