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The aim is to develop and evaluate a computer-based support system that aids women coping with breast cancer.

Development and Pilot Evaluation of a Computer-Based Support System for Women with Breast Cancer

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Pilot studies evaluate a computer-based support system helping women cope with breast cancer, suggesting improvements and positive impact.

The aim is to develop and evaluate a computer-based support system that aids women coping with breast cancer.
Developed Comprehensive Health Enhancement Support System (CHESS) with user input and field testing.
Conducted two pilot studies involving 30 women with breast cancer.
Collected user feedback through surveys regarding ease of use and suggestions for enhancements.
Participants reported increased positive emotions and decreased negative emotions after using the system.
CHESS was deemed easy to use, with valuable suggestions from users for enhancements.
The system was suggested to be beneficial for other women with breast cancer and their families.

Gustafson et al. (1993) studied this question.

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Pilot studies evaluate a computer-based support system helping women cope with breast cancer, suggesting improvements and positive impact.