Key considerations for advancing the development and testing of mHealth interventions in adolescent and young adult oncology.
Key considerations for advancing the development and testing of mHealth interventions in adolescent and young adult oncology.
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推进青少年和年轻成人肿瘤学移动健康干预措施的开发和测试的关键考虑因素。
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10.1002/pon.5216
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发表时间：
2020
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3.6
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Syrjala,KarenL
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作者：
Walsh,CaseyA;Rosenberg,AbbyR;Lau,Nancy;Syrjala,KarenL
移动的健康（mHealth）干预措施能够通过在患者和医疗团队之间跨地理边界实时传输数据和资源，在整个护理过程中帮助加强对青少年和年轻成年人（AYA）癌症幸存者的护理。在AYA肿瘤学中，获得资源的机会因幸存者特征、医疗保健系统和地理位置而异。AYA癌症幸存者可以使用mHealth应用程序来协助症状管理和医疗监测。AYA肿瘤学中的移动健康干预措施的科学研究处于可用性和可行性测试的早期阶段。时间和资源限制为AYA癌症幸存者开发和测试移动健康干预措施造成了障碍。本评论的目的是回顾我们已经确定的有助于推进AYA肿瘤学中移动健康干预研究的策略。利用移动健康干预开发和研究评估工具[1-4]以及新发布的世界卫生组织数字健康干预指南[5]，我们强调了五个研究考虑因素及其在AYA肿瘤学中的相关性：1）用户反馈和参与，2）互操作性，3）成本评估和可持续性，4）数据安全性，以及5）标准化报告工具。
Mobile health (mHealth) interventions have the capacity to help enhance care for adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer survivors throughout the care continuum by transmitting data and resources in real-time between patients and the healthcare team across geographic boundaries. In AYA oncology, access to resources varies by survivor characteristics, healthcare system, and geographic location. AYA cancer survivors can use mHealth applications to assist with symptom management and healthcare surveillance. The scientific research on mHealth interventions in AYA oncology is in the early stages of usability and feasibility testing.Time and resource constraints create barriers to developing and testing mHealth interventions with AYA cancer survivors. The purpose of this commentary is to review strategies we have identified that could help to advance mHealth intervention research in AYA oncology. Drawing upon mHealth intervention development and research evaluation tools [1–4] and newly released World Health Organization digital health intervention guidelines [5], we highlight five research considerations and their relevance in AYA oncology: 1) User feedback and involvement, 2) Interoperability, 3) Cost assessments and sustainability, 4) Data security, and 5) Standardized reporting tools.