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 Net survival rates of cancer are increasing worldwide, placing a strain on health
service provision. There is a drive to transfer the care of cancer survivors—individuals living …

Background Although relatively new, digital health interventions are demonstrating rapid
growth because of their ability to facilitate access and overcome issues of location, time …

Simple Summary This article provides an overview of supportive care in cancer, a service
that supports people living with and beyond cancer through the prevention and …

Introduction: Telemedicine represents an emerging model for the assessment and
management of various neurological disorders. Methods: We sought to discuss …

Background Most cancer survivors receive follow‐up care after completion of treatment with
the primary aim of detecting recurrence. Traditional follow‐up consisting of fixed visits to a …

Summary Smartphone health applications ('apps') are widely available but experts remain
cautious about their utility and safety. We reviewed currently available apps for the detection …

Background The burden of cancer is increasing; projections over the next 2 decades
suggest that the annual cases of cancer will rise from 14 million in 2012 to 22 million …

Purpose Patients receiving cancer treatments experience many treatment-related symptoms.
Telehealth is increasingly being used to support symptom management. The overall aim …

Background People with cancer experience a variety of symptoms as a result of their
disease and the therapies involved in its management. Inadequate symptom management …