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To view the full text, please login as a subscribed user or purchase a subscription. Click here to view the full text on ScienceDirect. Introduction: Smoking at the time of a cancer diagnosis increases cancer related morbidity and mortality, while smoking cessation can reverse small T1 laryngeal tumours[x]and improve outcomes in those who cease smoking within 3 months of diagnosis. 20% of patients in the Head & Neck 2-week-wait clinic are smokers.
Results Participants all agreed wearable technologies could positively complement their role and enhance their relationship with patients. Perceived benefits of wearable technologies included monitoring patients’ progress, treatment evaluation, monitoring compliance and informing clinical decision-making. The device should be designed to provide objective data of patients’ locomotion capability in an easy and timely fashion via a simple interface.
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