Helena Biancuzzi, Francesca Dal Mas, Maurizio Massaro, Beatrice Apicerni, Lorenzo Cobianchi, Rym Bednarova, Giulia Bongiorno, Alessandro Vittori, Marco Cascella, Luca Miceli
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Abstract
Aims: The international literature underlines that physical activity has a role in preventing cancer and is beneficial for cancer recovery and rehabilitation. Therefore, patient education is essential to stimulate training. Telemedicine and e-health tools like apps and wearables can support patients' education and the monitoring of their health condition and progress.
Methods: The article reports the results of the Oncology in Motion telemedicine program of the National Cancer Institute of Aviano, Italy, to provide breast cancer patients with a personalized fitness path and telemonitoring.
Results: 144 women took part in the program. Low adherence was recorded, performing the customized training schedule and, for those women sticking to the plan, using the technological devices and submitting the training data to the Institute.
Conclusion: Low technology acceptance and literacy, laziness, and lack of collaboration between cancer centers stood among the causes of low adherence, calling for more comprehensive and effective educational programs and support to stimulate physical activity and the use of new devices to get personalized counseling and contribute to the creation of knowledge.
目的：国际文献强调，体育锻炼对预防癌症有一定作用，并有利于癌症的康复。因此，患者教育对于激发训练至关重要。远程医疗和电子健康工具（如应用程序和可穿戴设备）可支持患者教育并监测其健康状况和进展：本文报告了意大利阿维亚诺国家癌症研究所（National Cancer Institute of Aviano）的 "运动中的肿瘤学"（Oncology in Motion）远程医疗项目的结果，该项目旨在为乳腺癌患者提供个性化的健身路径和远程监控：结果：144 名妇女参加了该计划。结果：144 名妇女参加了该计划，但在执行定制的训练计划、使用技术设备和向研究所提交训练数据等方面的依从性较低：结论：技术接受度低、文化水平低、懒惰以及癌症中心之间缺乏合作是导致坚持率低的原因之一，因此需要更全面、更有效的教育计划和支持，以鼓励体育锻炼和使用新设备，从而获得个性化咨询并促进知识的创造。
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