Sviluppo ed applicazione di strumenti di telemedicina all’interno del percorso delle pazienti con tumore mammario in fase precoce: dalla diagnosi al follow-up

Titolo Rivista MECOSAN
Autori/Curatori Antonella Ferro, Luigi Maria Preti, Claudio Eccher, Rosa Maimone
Anno di pubblicazione 2024 Fascicolo 2023/127
Lingua Italiano Numero pagine 24 P. 43-66 Dimensione file 0 KB
DOI 10.3280/mesa2023-127oa17874
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In oncologia e in particolare nella cura del tumore mammario, il ricorso alla telemedicina si è dimostrato essere una via sicura ed efficace per migliorare la qualità della vita e dell’assistenza per i pazienti. L’emergenza Covid-19 e l’esigenza di ridurre gli accessi ai presidi ospedalieri hanno rappresentato un momento di accelerazione nel disegno e nell’utilizzo di strumenti di telemedicina.L’uso della telemedicina può trovare ampia applicazione nell’assistenza alle pazienti affette da tumore mammario che, grazie alla cronicizzazione della malattia, hanno un bisogno continuo di assistenza e di disponibilità di informazioni chiare e accessibili.L’efficacia degli interventi di telemedicina può essere migliorata attraverso i processi partecipativi di co-design che coinvolgano gli utenti finali e gli stakeholder in tutti gli aspetti dello sviluppo dell’intervento. Questo contributo riporta un’esperienza di co-design partecipato finalizzato allo sviluppo di un’applicazione mobile per le pazienti affette da tumore mammario all’interno della Rete Senologica dell’APSS di Trento.

Parole chiave:; Telemedicina; mHealth; Tumore mammario; Rete senologica; Co-design; Participatory design

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Antonella Ferro, Luigi Maria Preti, Claudio Eccher, Rosa Maimone, Sviluppo ed applicazione di strumenti di telemedicina all’interno del percorso delle pazienti con tumore mammario in fase precoce: dalla diagnosi al follow-up in "MECOSAN" 127/2023, pp 43-66, DOI: 10.3280/mesa2023-127oa17874