Webcast: Proactive remote monitoring and real-time symptom management using mobile technology: a feasibility study

Recorded on Friday, March 20, 2020.

40 minutes in length. Please note there are volume issues at the start of the webcast.

Presented by: Doris Howell, RN, PhD, Professor 

Dr. Doris Howell has an extensive clinical background in cancer care. As a researcher, her main goal is to optimize the quality of cancer care and empower patients as co-producers of health and well-being. At U of T Nursing, Dr. Howell developed the Clinical Nursing Stream – Oncology curriculum in the master’s program.

A mixed-method researcher, Dr. Howell has two thematic research areas; they’re focused on health services outcomes effectiveness and clinical interventions in cancer populations. She uses patient-reported outcome data and translates evidence into better clinical care and/or testing models of care (that is, nurse-led, tailoring CDSM models to cancer, survivorship transition care). Read more...
 

Webinar Objectives:

• To briefly summarize what is known about the benefits of remote symptom monitoring using mobile devices and implications for psychosocial oncology. 
• To discuss feasibility results of remote symptom monitoring using the Canadian Advanced Symptom Assessment and Management System-Mobile Device.

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• $20 CDN: Non-members

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