eHealth applications will become a more prevalent operational component of the standard of care. They will continue to be reliable methods to expedite patient–provider communication, meet surveillance milestones, and provide timely symptom management.

Background: Residents of communities without local access to clinical oncology care face significant challenges that can be addressed through the use of technology. Teleoncology uses secure, interactive video- and audioconferencing and telephone communication to remotely deliver quality cancer care...

Background: Cancer can be distressing for patients and families. eHealth interventions have the potential to lessen this distress by creating opportunities for providing supportive care resources to patients at home. Objectives: This article reviews supportive care eHealth interventions in cancer...

Background: eHealth can enhance the delivery of clinical cancer care by offering unique education opportunities for oncology nurses, patients, and family caregivers throughout the cancer trajectory. Objectives: This article reviews eHealth technology that can be applied to oncology education, such...