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Technology Assessment

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Expected

Technology Assessment

Digital Cancer Prehabilitation

Speciality

Cancer

Output Type

SHTG Assessment

Expected

31 March 2024

What were we asked to look at? 

The Scottish Health Technologies Group (SHTG) has been asked to look at digitally supported prehabilitation programmes for people who have been diagnosed with cancer, prior to definitive treatment. We have been asked to consider evidence on clinical and cost effectiveness, patient acceptability, barriers and factors which help people access digitally supported prehabilitation.

Why is this important?

Prehabilitation seeks to prepare people for cancer treatment through activities such as exercise and improved nutrition. The aim of prehabilitation is to improve treatment effectiveness and cancer survival. Some prehabilitation programmes are now carried out digitally, instead of in person.

Referred by 

Scottish Government

Publication Status

Draft in development
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Last Updated: 1 December 2023

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