What question did this study set out to answer?

To explore nurses’ perspectives on using a digital app for supporting patients during radiotherapy for prostate cancer.

Nurses’ Perspectives of a Digital Supportive Intervention When Caring for Patients During Radiotherapy for Prostate Cancer

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Focus group interviews reveal positive nurse attitudes towards a digital intervention in cancer care, suggesting improved patient communication.

To explore nurses’ perspectives on using a digital app for supporting patients during radiotherapy for prostate cancer.
Conducted focus group interviews with nurses using the Interaktor app in practice.
Collected insights on nurses' experiences with patient care and communication.
Analyzed nurses’ perceptions regarding the app's impact on symptom monitoring.
Nurses reported the app provided valuable information on patients' symptoms and concerns.
The app facilitated better communication of emotions like worry among patients.
Nurses felt symptom management was manageable, though organizational challenges remained.
Overall, nurses expressed a more positive outlook and increased knowledge about their patients compared to standard care.

Viding et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Focus group interviews reveal positive nurse attitudes towards a digital intervention in cancer care, suggesting improved patient communication.