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Lung cancer survivors' views on telerehabilitation following curative intent therapy: a formative qualitative study.

Duc M HaMary A NunneryRobert P KlockoLeah M HaverhalsDavid B BekelmanMelissa L NewSimran K RandhawaJennifer E Stevens-LapsleyJamie L StudtsAllan V ProchazkaRobert L Keith
Published in: BMJ open (2023)
Features of telerehabilitation interventions for lung cancer survivors following curative intent therapy may need to include strategies to improve self-efficacy and skills with telemedicine. Education to improve knowledge of the benefits of rehabilitation and exercise training, with alignment to patient-formulated goals, may increase uptake. Exercise training with live and one-on-one therapist interaction may enhance learning, adherence, and completion. Future work should determine how to incorporate these features into telerehabilitation.
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