This editorial introduces the special issue of the International Journal of Telerehabilitation, which highlights advancements in telerehabilitation technologies and their applications in healthcare, particularly in cancer care. The issue addresses the importance of remote healthcare, especially in regions like Ukraine, where the wartime situation has posed significant challenges to traditional rehabilitation services. It also presents the Ukrainian Language Edition of the Guidelines on Telerehabilitation of Breast Cancer Patients and a theoretical study on the transdisciplinary aspects of telerehabilitation. The editorial further emphasizes the significance of the upcoming 4th National Congress of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine in Ukraine, which will focus on multidisciplinary rehabilitation approaches amidst ongoing conflict.
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