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Flowchart of search process for (A) academic literature and (B) publicly and commercially available eHealth resources to support exercise training in children treated for brain tumours and paediatric acquired brain injury more broadly.

Flowchart of search process for (A) academic literature and (B) publicly and commercially available eHealth resources to support exercise training in children treated for brain tumours and paediatric acquired brain injury more broadly.

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Process of development and usability testing of the Fit ABCS website....
Flowchart of search process for (A) academic literature and (B)...
Content included in the Instructor Training Module. Descriptions and...
Content included in the Activity Library Module. The Activity Library...
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A web-based resource for exercise training in children treated for brain tumours to improve cognitive sequelae: Development and usability
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  • Sep 2024
Improving cognitive sequelae in children treated for brain tumours (CTBT) requires accessible interventions. While instructor-led exercise in a hospital setting is efficacious, it is not extended to communities. Objectives We aimed to (i) develop a website with educational resources/tools for community health and fitness professionals (HFP) to del...
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