E-health can be defined as a set of technologies applied with the help of the internet, in
which healthcare services are provided to improve quality of life and facilitate healthcare …

The use of mobile technology and mobile apps has become pervasive in our daily lives for
completing a variety of daily tasks. Mobile health (mHealth) apps can provide an accessible …

Background/Aim: Coronavirus disease is spreading worldwide. Due to fast transmission and
high fatality rate drastic emergency restrictions were issued. During the lockdown, only …

Objectives Neoadjuvant chemotherapy causes distressing symptoms, which have to be
managed by patients at home. Assessing and acting upon relevant patient-reported …

Background Using mobile technology for symptom management and self-care can improve
patient-clinician communication and clinical outcomes in patients with cancer. The …

Background: There are over 2 million newly diagnosed patients with breast cancer
worldwide with more than 10,000 cases in Taiwan each year. During 2017-2018, the …

Background: Evidence has shown that breast cancer self-management support from mobile
health (mHealth) apps can improve the quality of life of survivors. Although many breast …

Smartphones are an increasingly common and rapidly developing tool in clinical practice.
Numerous applications or “apps” are available for use on smartphones that aim to help …

As a result of recent advances in cancer research and “precision medicine” approaches, ie
the idea of treating each patient with the right drug at the right time, more and more cancer …

Educational practitioners are always looking for new and better ways to scaffold student
learning; the latest approach that has become popular is called gamification. The aim of this …