Clinical and Experimental Health Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 20, 2024
Objective:
Home-based
walking
programs
can
be
a
good
option
for
breast
cancer
patients
with
fatigue.
However,
studies
on
the
effectiveness
of
home-based
exercise
have
not
fully
defined
proper
prescriptions
that
may
safe
and
beneficial
patients,
their
effects
fatigue
are
still
controversial.
This
systematic
review
aimed
to
evaluate
effect
management
in
cancer.
Method:
In
this
study,
electronic
databases
such
as
Scopus,
Pubmed,
Web
Science,
Medline,
Science
Direct,
Ebsco
Ultimate
were
searched.
The
randomized
controlled
published
between
January
2002
February
2022
included
study.
data
summarized
narratively.
Results:
Patients
consisted
young
individuals.
majority
stages
ranged
from
I
III.
A
significant
part
them
received
chemotherapy.
was
found
positive
cancer-related
women
provided
through
face-to-face
or
telephone
counseling
printed
learning
materials.
It
determined
frequency,
duration
intensity
varied
studies.
Conclusion:
Therefore,
simple,
cost-effective
approach
heterogeneity
reporting
procedures
suggests
further
high-quality
uniform
should
conducted
reach
stronger
consensus
program
Psychology and Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 19
Published: June 21, 2024
Objective
Physical
activity
(PA)
has
emerged
as
an
important
element
of
supportive
care
for
cancer
patients,
but
few
patients
engage
with
exercise.
Considering
that
autonomy
support
is
associated
healthy
lifestyles,
it
would
be
useful
to
know
the
specific
autonomy-supportive
techniques
can
help
encourage
PA
in
colorectal
(CRC)
patients.
This
study
aims
qualitatively
explore
perceptions
through
a
self-determination-theory-based
exercise
program
(FIT-CANCER)
CRC
during
chemotherapy
treatment.
Supportive Care in Cancer,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
32(8)
Published: July 18, 2024
Abstract
Purpose
Live-remote
exercise
interventions,
supervised
by
professionals
in
a
home-based
setting,
could
potentially
enhance
accessibility
for
cancer
survivors,
yet
research
on
their
perspectives
is
limited.
This
study
explored
survivors’
experience
of
within
the
context
live-remote
intervention,
to
understand
factors
influencing
engagement.
Methods
Four
online
focus
groups
with,
total,
22
breast,
prostate,
and
colorectal
survivors
were
conducted
between
March
June
2023.
These
individuals
had
participated
12-week
intervention.
The
semi-structured
discussions
transcribed
verbatim
analysed
using
reflexive
thematic
analysis
with
an
abductive
approach.
Capability,
Opportunity,
Motivation
model
Behaviour
(COM-B)
served
as
supportive
framework.
Results
Nine
themes
identified
mapped
onto
COM-B
domains
(capability,
opportunity,
motivation).
Factors
engagement
included
readiness
following
treatment,
bringing
closer,
capable
hands,
peer
support
through
shared
experience,
life
hurdles
or
support,
integral
component
caring
myself
others
after
me,
positive
impact
exceeding
expectations,
getting
into
habit.
Conclusions
Identifying
shaping
engagement,
these
findings
emphasise
live-remote’s
potential
benefit
overcoming
barriers
fostering
participation.
Supervised
professionals,
it
offered
psychosocial
facilitating
integration
daily
life.
Implications
Elucidating
key
essential
developing
implementing
interventions
ensure
accessible,
integrated
optimal
post-treatment
well-being
survivors.
Cancers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(16), P. 2829 - 2829
Published: Aug. 12, 2024
Background:
Resistance
training
(RT)
yields
physical
and
psychological
benefits
for
women
living
with
beyond
breast
cancer
(WBC).
This
study
examined
the
feasibility
of
a
virtually
delivered
8-week
socially
supportive
RT
intervention
among
WBC
assessed
changes
in
activity
body
image.
Methods:
A
pilot
single-arm
pre–post
design
was
implemented.
Forty-one
were
matched
as
exercise
partners
asked
to
complete
two
sessions
per
week—one
qualified
professional
(QEP)
one
their
peer.
Data
collected
at
baseline
(T1),
post-intervention
(T2),
20
weeks
post-baseline
(T3).
Results:
The
enrolment
rate
42%,
attendance
QEP
63.8%
40.0%
peer
sessions,
retention
87%.
No
adverse
events
reported.
Total
weekly
minutes
significantly
(p
<
0.05)
increased
by
42
minutes/week
during
decreased
25
min/week
follow-up.
Upper
lower
muscle
strength
0.01)
intervention.
Increased
associated
favorable
self-perceptions.
Conclusions:
feasible,
safe,
demonstrated
preliminary
evidence
increasing
time
WBC.
Virtually
interventions
can
improve
access
The
intention-behaviour
gap
arises
when
people
fail
to
convert
their
intentions
into
behaviour.
Although
limited
research
has
sought
determine
if
impulsivity
as
an
individual
difference
moderates
the
gap,
issue
been
examined
exclusively
in
context
of
established
Given
that
features
pertain
seizing
opportunities
with
little
regard
consequences,
seeking
novelty,
and
welcoming
new
exciting
experiences,
this
dissertation
presents
three
studies
that,
together,
represent
a
program
focused
on
determining
whether
moderated
for
In
Study
1,
total
51
participants
took
part
online
semi-structured
interviews
qualitatively
assess
how
they
reported
experiencing
Thematic
analysis
identified
two
main
themes
related
participants'
perceptions
experiences
about
Participants
high
(n=26)
greater
preference
behaviour
following
through
start
than
low
(n=25).
2,
longitudinal
observational
design
was
conducted
(n
=
405)
explore
engagement
virtual
fitness.
Consistent
hypothesis,
among
impulsivity,
were
more
strongly
linked
likelihood
engaging
fitness
at
least
once
during
7-day
period,
whereas
intention
not
associated
engagement.
This
moderation
effect
extended
3
using
experimental
design.
(n=436)
who
randomly
assigned
view
persuasion
message
(n=219)
increase
engage
(versus
control
condition,
n=217)
significantly
higher
impulsivity.
Overall,
demonstrated
impulsivity—an
usually
maladaptive
outcomes,
negative
health
risk
behaviours—moderated
relation
promoting
young
adults.
Clinical and Experimental Health Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 20, 2024
Objective:
Home-based
walking
programs
can
be
a
good
option
for
breast
cancer
patients
with
fatigue.
However,
studies
on
the
effectiveness
of
home-based
exercise
have
not
fully
defined
proper
prescriptions
that
may
safe
and
beneficial
patients,
their
effects
fatigue
are
still
controversial.
This
systematic
review
aimed
to
evaluate
effect
management
in
cancer.
Method:
In
this
study,
electronic
databases
such
as
Scopus,
Pubmed,
Web
Science,
Medline,
Science
Direct,
Ebsco
Ultimate
were
searched.
The
randomized
controlled
published
between
January
2002
February
2022
included
study.
data
summarized
narratively.
Results:
Patients
consisted
young
individuals.
majority
stages
ranged
from
I
III.
A
significant
part
them
received
chemotherapy.
was
found
positive
cancer-related
women
provided
through
face-to-face
or
telephone
counseling
printed
learning
materials.
It
determined
frequency,
duration
intensity
varied
studies.
Conclusion:
Therefore,
simple,
cost-effective
approach
heterogeneity
reporting
procedures
suggests
further
high-quality
uniform
should
conducted
reach
stronger
consensus
program
