Web-based lifestyle support for cancer survivors

Keyphrases

• Web-based 100%
• Cancer Survivors 100%
• Lifestyle Support 100%
• Aftercare 70%
• Lifestyle Behaviors 60%
• Physical Activity 50%
• Survivors 40%
• Moderate-to-vigorous Physical Activity 40%
• Healthy Lifestyle 40%
• Self-management 30%
• Smokers 30%
• Netherlands 20%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 20%
• Fish Consumption 20%
• Fully Automated 20%
• Vegetable Consumption 20%
• Health Professionals 20%
• Fruit Consumption 20%
• Cancer-related 20%
• Multi-behavior 20%
• Psychosocial Problems 20%
• Multiple Testing 20%
• Specific Modules 20%
• Smoking Behavior 20%
• MHealth Intervention 20%
• Alcohol 20%
• Self-efficacy 10%
• Motivational Factors 10%
• Education Level 10%
• Methodological Considerations 10%
• World Wide Web 10%
• Moderating Effect 10%
• Psychological Factors 10%
• Social Self 10%
• Control Condition 10%
• Behavior Change 10%
• Aging Level 10%
• Process Evaluation 10%
• Clinical Practice 10%
• Video Materials 10%
• Management Module 10%
• Training Module 10%
• Intervention Mapping 10%
• Cancer-related Fatigue 10%
• Intervention Effect 10%
• E-health 10%
• Perceived Personal Relevance 10%
• Cognitive Regulation 10%
• Quality of Life 10%
• Cancer Types 10%
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 10%
• Return to Work 10%
• Self-regulation Theory 10%
• Solution-focused Brief Therapy 10%
• Lack of Physical Activity 10%
• Needs Assessment 10%
• Healthy Diet 10%
• Social Cognitive 10%
• Low Dropout 10%
• Guided Self-help 10%
• Comorbidity 10%
• Lifestyle Recommendations 10%
• Specific Education 10%
• Intention-to-treat Analysis 10%
• Internet-based Intervention 10%
• Area-based 10%
• Dropout Rate 10%
• Sustainable Lifestyles 10%
• High Risk 10%
• Pleadings 10%
• Early Recognition 10%
• Alternative Care 10%
• Psychosocial Risks 10%
• Hyperlinks 10%
• Lifestyle Intervention 10%
• Advanced Statistical Analysis 10%
• Interactive Features 10%
• Behavioural Support 10%
• Stepped Care Approach 10%
• Self-management Education 10%
• Whole Wheat Bread 10%
• Survivorship 10%
• Health Councils 10%
• Health Information 10%
• Moderator Effects 10%
• Risk-need 10%
• Changing Lifestyle 10%
• Physical Problems 10%
• Number of Individuals 10%
• Vegetable Intake 10%
• Healthy Consumption 10%
• Health Care Delivery System 10%
• Oncology 10%
• Personal Relevance 10%
• Lifestyle Balance 10%
• Issue 5 10%
• Use Behavior 10%
• Risk Behavior 10%
• Computer Tailoring 10%
• Module Level 10%
• Programmatic Approach 10%
• Bread Consumption 10%
• Vegetables 10%
• Behavioral Risk Factors 10%
• Lifestyle Risk 10%
• Physically Active 10%

Psychology

• Physical Activity 100%
• Self-Management 50%
• Healthy Lifestyle 50%
• Study Design 25%
• Self-Efficacy 12%
• Methodological Consideration 12%
• Quality of Life 12%
• Return to Work 12%
• Self-Regulation Theory 12%
• Cognitive Therapy 12%
• Statistical Analysis 12%
• Comorbidity 12%
• Psychology 12%
• Risk Behavior 12%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Malignant Neoplasm 100%
• Physical Activity 34%
• Smoking 21%
• Healthy Lifestyle 17%
• e-Health 13%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 8%
• Vegetable Consumption 8%
• Reactive Attachment Disorder 8%
• Intention-to-Treat Analysis 4%
• Fruit Consumption 4%
• Oncology 4%
• Cognitive Therapy 4%
• Effect Size 4%
• Attitude 4%
• Quality of Life 4%
• Food Intake 4%
• Behavioral Change 4%
• Population Research 4%
• Autoregulation 4%
• Healthy Diet 4%
• Cancer-Related Fatigue 4%
• Self Concept 4%
• Lifestyle Intervention 4%
• Patient Referral 4%
• High Risk Behavior 4%
• Comorbidity 4%