Effectiveness of Telerehabilitation for Upper-Limb Pain After Breast Cancer: Systematic Review.

A systematic review published in Pain Management Nursing examined whether telerehabilitation is effective for managing upper-limb pain in breast cancer survivors. The findings suggest that remote rehabilitation delivery shows promise for this population, offering a potentially accessible alternative to in-person care for post-treatment musculoskeletal complaints. Physical therapists working with oncology patients may find this evidence useful when considering remote care models for shoulder and arm pain following breast cancer treatment.

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