Objective: There is an increased awareness to identify symptomatic experiences in children
undergoing chemotherapy. An Internet-based health technology accessible and friendly for …

Context Adolescents and young adults (AYAs) with cancer report worse health-related
quality of life (HRQOL) than other age groups. Symptom burden is a modifiable predictor of …

Purpose Mobile health (mHealth) resources, including apps, are emerging as resources to
support children in tracking symptoms and other health-related data. The purpose of this …

Background Children with cancer have difficulty identifying and describing the multiple
symptoms they experience during hospitalization and between clinical encounters. Mobile …

Background & aims Smell and taste changes are frequently reported bothersome treatment
symptoms during treatment for childhood cancer and assumed to influence outcomes such …

Background Cancer has an impact not only on children but also on parents. Parents play the
most crucial role in cancer's symptom control and management. However, as the primary …

Background The care of a child receiving chemotherapy has a significant impact on the
parents and family structure, which has been explored in depth in a few studies in Saudi …

Background Prevalent symptoms that affect children and adolescents throughout the
process of cancer diagnosis and treatment include nausea and vomiting, fatigue, pain …

Background Children with acute leukemia experience various distressing symptoms due to
the disease and its treatment during chemotherapy. These symptoms cluster together and …

Purpose To evaluate the self-reported pain experiences of school-age children with cancer
participating in a feasibility trial of a game-based symptom assessment app. Method …