Applying digital technologies for remote care in the real life context: A 3-year experimentation with postoperative lung cancer patients.

A three-year real-world study examined the use of digital health technologies to deliver remote postoperative care to lung cancer patients, assessing feasibility and outcomes outside of controlled clinical settings. The research highlights growing interest in telehealth-based follow-up models for surgical oncology populations. Findings from this experimentation may inform how rehabilitation professionals, including physical therapists, design remote monitoring and recovery programs for post-surgical cancer patients.

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