Dealing with Cancer-Related Fatigue (CRF) is the first unmet need reported by onco-haematological patients, and it’s due to the disease and to treatment side effects. It is known that Physical Activity (PA) could be beneficial in CRF’s management and that most patients need accurate information about consented PA and disease management. Several studies showed that Therapeutic Patient Education (TPE) Programs could help people with chronic illnesses to manage their conditions, but their application is still poor or not well structured.
Attività fisica ed educazione terapeutica in pazienti oncoematologici
Therapeutic patients education program in addition to physical activity to engage onco-heamatological patients in managing cancer-related fatigue / Costi, Stefania. - (2018). (Intervento presentato al convegno 26TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HEALTH PROMOTING HOSPITALS AND HEALTH SERVICES HEALTH PROMOTION STRATEGIES TO ACHIEVE REORIENTATION OF HEALTH SERVICES: EVIDENCE-BASED POLICIES AND PRACTICES BOLOGNA, ITALY | JUNE 6-8, 2018 tenutosi a Bologna nel JUNE 6-8, 2018).
Therapeutic patients education program in addition to physical activity to engage onco-heamatological patients in managing cancer-related fatigue
COSTI Stefania
2018
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Dealing with Cancer-Related Fatigue (CRF) is the first unmet need reported by onco-haematological patients, and it’s due to the disease and to treatment side effects. It is known that Physical Activity (PA) could be beneficial in CRF’s management and that most patients need accurate information about consented PA and disease management. Several studies showed that Therapeutic Patient Education (TPE) Programs could help people with chronic illnesses to manage their conditions, but their application is still poor or not well structured.
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