[Role of emotions and representations in the use of m-health among members of an online cancer-related community, the Seintinelles].

Introduction: Virtual communities related to cancer, as with other chronic pathologies, seem to constitute a population likely to have a privileged relationship with e-health technologies. However, although many studies have sought to identify the characteristics of e-health users, none has focused specifically on members of health-related virtual communities. The objective is to identify the psychosocial determinants of the use of connected objects and health applications (COAs) among members of an online community of interest in cancer, the Seintinelles.

Digital health interventions to help living with cancer: A systematic review of participants' engagement and psychosocial effects.

Objective: Digital health interventions (DI) open the possibility for cancer patients and survivors to manage the disease and its side effects when they return home after treatment. This study aims to highlight the components of DI, investigate patient engagement with DI, and explore the effects of DI on psychosocial variables.

Methods: In September 2017, we performed a systematic review of studies focusing on DI which target cancer patients or survivors.