Authors	Experimental Intervention	Intervention Themes	Results (Compared to Control Group)	Results Themes	Medical Outcomes Reported	Medical Outcome Themes	Study Design
Borosund et al.	Internet-based patient-provider communication service	Web-based (eHealth)	Intervention group reported significantly lower symptom distress, anxiety, and depression	Improved in at least one area	nurse-administered IPPC alone can significantly reduce depression, decreased symptom distress, decreased anxiety	Improved mental health	RCT
				Improved mental health		Improved mental health
				Improved mental health		Improved mental health
				Improved mental health		Improved mental health
				Improved mental health
Freeman et al.	Telemedicine (TD) [vs live vs wait list]	Web-based (eHealth)	TD (and Live) reported less fatigue, cognitive dysfunction, and sleep disturbance with WL	Improved sleep outcomes	improvements in multiple QOL domains for breast cancer survivors compared with WL. Less fatigue, less cognitive dysfunction, fewer sleep disturbances	Improved sleep outcomes	RCT
				Improved sleep outcomes		Improved sleep outcomes
				Improved sleep outcomes		Improved sleep outcomes
Wheelock et al.	SIS.NET (online questionnairre with remove NP overview and follow-up)	Web-based (eHealth)	patients reported more new or changed symptoms compared with standard care patients	Improved in at least one area	This intervention facilitated symptom reporting and may provide a means of convenient symptom assessment	Provided education/answered questions	RCT
				Improved social support/answered questions
Galiano-Castillo et al.	Internet-based, tailored exercise program	Web-based (eHealth)	telerehabilitation group improved significantly global health status, physical, role, cognitive functioning and arm symptoms, as well as pain severity, and pain interference, compared with the control group.	Improved in at least one area	Improved physical health, cognitive functioning, pain severity, and pain interference	Improved physical health	RCT
				Improved global health/baseline function		Improved sleep outcomes
				Improved sleep outcomes		Less pain
				Less numbness/pain/swelling		Improved quality of life
				Improved quality of life
Admiraal et al.	web-based psychoeducation for breast cancer (ENCOURAGE)	Web-based (eHealth)	No statistically significant differences between control and intervention for optimism or control over future	Improved in at least one area	For clinical distressed patients, use of the intervention increased optimism and control over future	Improved mental health	RCT
				Improved mental health		Improvements not statistically significant
				No statistically significant differences
Fazzino et al.	telephone (weekly)	Telephone	No control group. Distance-based weight loss program can be successful	Improved in at least one area	Moderate-to-vigorous physical activity significantly increased from baseline to 6 months.	Improved physical health	Non-experimental (no randomization, no control)
				Improved body image		Improved body image
				No statistically significant differences		Improvements not statistically significant
Han et al.	eHealth system (Comprehensive Health Enhancement Support System, CHESS)	Web-based (eHealth)	No control group. cancer patients’ access to more complex tools generates more use with their time spreading out over the diverse services.	Complexity of tool takes more time to process	Communication functions drive long-term engagement with the system.	Provided education/answered questions	Pre-post
Uhm et al.	mHealth	mHealth	Improved exercise, but not statistically different than control	Improved in at least one area	Improved exercise, but not statistically different than control	Improved physical health	Quasi-experimental
				Improved exercise		Improvements not statistically significant
				No statistically significant differences
Kim et al.	mHealth (mobile game)	mHealth	Improved drug adherence, lower side effects of chemotherapy (nausea, fatigue, numbness of hand or foot, and hair loss). Improved quality of life. No significant difference in depression or anxiety	Improved in at least one area	Improved drug adherence, lower side effects of chemotherapy (nausea, fatigue, numbness of hand or foot, and hair loss). Improved quality of life. Improved medication adherence. No significant difference in depression or anxiety	Less nausea/vomiting	RCT
				Less nausea/vomiting		Less numbness
				Less numbness/pain/swelling		Improved physical health
				Improved physical health		Improved quality of life
				Improved quality of life		Improved medication adherence
McCarthy et al.	nurse-led telemedicine delivered, cognitive behavioral therapy	Web-based (eHealth)	participants reported improvements in sleep outcomes, including SE and SL. QOL and daily functioning improved, but anxiety and depression did not.	Improved in at least one area	participants reported improvements in sleep outcomes, including SE and SL. QOL and daily functioning improved, but anxiety and depression did not.	Improved sleep outcomes	Quasi-experimental
				Improved sleep outcomes		Improved quality of life
				Improved quality of life
Visser et al.	tablet online support group	mHealth	No statistically significant differences between control and intervention for distress and empowerment. Greater peer support identified in control.	Improved in at least one area	No improvement with intervention. Satisfaction very low.	Provided education/answered questions	RCT
				Improved social support/answered questions
Zachariae et al.	Internet-delivered cognitive-behavioral therapy (iCBT)	Web-based (eHealth)	Statistically significant improvements observed for all sleep-related outcomes (fatigue, sleep disturbances, total sleep time).	Improved in at least one area	Reduced insomnia, increased sleep quality, increases sleep efficiency, increased total sleep time, improved time in bed, reduced fatigue	Improved sleep outcomes	RCT
				Improved sleep outcomes		Improved sleep outcomes
				Improved sleep outcomes		Improved sleep outcomes
				Improved sleep outcomes		Improved mental health
Ariza-Garcia et al.	web-based exercise system (e_CuidateChemo)	Web-based (eHealth)	Functional capacity improved significantly, abdominal strength, lower body strength, back strength	Improved in at least one area	Intervention increased exercise capacity by 10.8% (33.4% reached a normal exercise capacity compared with 12.3% in control). Functional capacity, abdominal strength, lower body strength, back strength improved significantly.	Improved physical health	RCT
				Improved physical health		Improved physical health
				Improved physical health		Improved physical health
				Improved physical health		Improved physical health
Crafoord et al.	mHealth app for symptom self-management	mHealth	Daily symptom reporting created feelings of having continuous contact with health care professionals, being acknowledged, and safe.	Improved in at least one area	Engagement was very high for intervention. The app promoted patient participation in their care.	long-term engagement with intervention	Mixed Methods
				Provided education/answered questions		Provided education/answered questions
Ferrante et al.	mHealth/eHealth tools	mHealth + eHealth	No statistically significant differences between weight lost in both groups. Waist circumference improved more, quality of life more, and use of strategies for healthy eating and decreasing calories.	Improved in at least one area	Effective at weight loss, but not statistically significant	Improved body image	RCT
				Improved body image		Improvements not statistically significant
				Improved quality of life
				No statistically significant differences
Fjell et al.	mHealth app (Interaktor) during neoadjuvant chemo	mHealth	statistically significant less symptom prevalence in nausea, vomiting, feeling sad, appetite loss and constipation. Overall symptom distress and physical symptom distress were rated statistically significant lower in the intervention group. Further, emotional functioning was rated statistically significant higher in the intervention group.	Improved in at least one area	statistically significant less symptom prevalence in nausea, vomiting, feeling sad, appetite loss and constipation. Overall symptom distress and physical symptom distress were rated statistically significant lower in the intervention group. Further, emotional functioning was rated statistically significant higher in the intervention group.	Less nausea/vomiting	RCT
				Less nausea/vomiting
				Less nausea/vomiting		Less nausea/vomiting
				Improved mental health		Improved mental health
				Improved mental health		Improved mental health
				Improved physical health		Improved physical health
Hou et al.	mHealth app for self-management support (BCSMS)	mHealth	Mean quality of life scores and global health higher	Improved in at least one area	Mean quality of life scores and global health higher	Improved quality of life	RCT
				Improved quality of life		Improved physical health
				Improved global health/baseline function
Lally et al.	we-based, psychoeducational distress self-management program (CaringGuidance)	Web-based (eHealth)	post hoc analysis showed significant group differences in slopes occurring between study months 2 and 3 on distress and depressive symptoms	Improved in at least one area	post hoc analysis showed significant group differences in slopes occurring between study months 2 and 3 on distress and depressive symptoms	Improved mental health	True experiment
				Improved mental health		Improved mental health
				Improved mental health
Lozano-Lozano et al.	mHealth (BENECA) + rehab	mHealth	Both groups showed improved outcomes, but global QoL was significantly better with intervention. Improvement in upper-limb functionality also higher	Improved in at least one area	Both groups showed improved outcomes, but global QoL was significantly better with intervention. Improvement in upper-limb functionality also higher	Improved quality of life	RCT
				Improved quality of life		Improved arm symptoms/upper limb functionality
				Improved arm symptoms/upper limb functionality
van der Hout et al.	eHealth (Oncokompas) symptom self-management app	Web-based (eHealth)	Oncokompas did not improve the amount of knowledge, skills, and confidence for self-management in cancer survivors.	No statistically significant differences	No difference between groups	Improvements not statistically significant	RCT
Çınar et al.	mHealth app for education, symptom tracking, and management	mHealth	QoL of the treatment group after intervention increased and distress level was lower	Improved in at least one area	QoL of the treatment group after intervention increased and distress level was lower	Improved quality of life	True experiment
				Improved quality of life		Improved mental health
				Improved mental health
Fang et al.	decision-support app (Pink Journey)	Web-based (eHealth)	body image distress declined significantly for the intervention group but increased for the control group. no significant difference in decision conflict, decision regret, anxiety, or depression.	Improved in at least one area	Decrease in body image, regret, anxiety, & distress	Improved body image	RCT
				Improved body image		Improved mental health
				Improved mental health		Improved mental health
				Improved mental health		Improved mental health
				Improved mental health
Krzyzanowska et al.	telephone based management of toxicities	Telephone	No differences in self-efficacy, anxiety, or depression	No statistically significant differences	No differences in self-efficacy, anxiety, or depression	Improvements not statistically significant	RCT
Kumar et al.	Teleconsultation	Telephone	No control group. Concerns and questions answered through intervention	Improved in at least one area	Breast conservation surgery	Provided education/answered questions	Qualitative
				Provided education/answered questions
Lai et al.	Telemedicine (VTC) Occupational Therapy	Web-based (eHealth)	No control group. Patients regained baseline function within a mean of 42.4 days after surgery and after an average of three sessions	Improved in at least one area	all regained baseline functional status and full range of motion	Improved physical health	Non-experimental (no randomization, no control)
				Improved global health/baseline function
Öztürk et al.	mHealth symptom monitoring app	mHealth	Effective at decreasing nausea-vomiting, raising sexual function and sexual enjoyment	Improved in at least one area	Symptom monitoring with mHealth highly effective in controlling physical symptoms	Less nausea/vomiting	True experiment
				Less nausea/vomiting		Less nausea/vomiting
				Less nausea/vomiting		Improved quality of life
				Improved quality of life		Improved physical health
				Improved physical health
Reeves et al.	mHealth weight-loss	mHealth	Improved weight reduction (over control) fat mass, metabolic syndrome risk score, waist circumference, fasting plasma glucose, and quality of life	Improved in at least one area	Improved weight reduction (over control) fat mass, metabolic syndrome risk score, waist circumference, fasting plasma glucose, and quality of life	Improved body image	RCT
				Improved body image		Improved body image
				Improved body image		Improved body image
				Improved body image		Improved fasting plasma glucose
				Improved fasting plasma glucose		Improved quality of life
				Improved quality of life
Wagner et al.	eHealth (Fear of recurrence, FoF) telecoaching	Web-based (eHealth)	Significantly reduced fear of recurrence. Telecoaching improved adherence and retention.	Improved in at least one area	Reduced fear of recurrence. Telecoaching improved adherence and retention.	Improved mental health	RCT
				Improved mental health		long-term engagement with intervention
				Improved medication adherence
Bandani-Susan et al.	mHealth education	mHealth	Mean score of cancer fatigue decreased and body image increased significantly	Improved in at least one area	Decreased fatigue, increased body image	Improved sleep outcomes	RCT
				Improved sleep outcomes		Improved body image
				Improved body image
Fu et al.	mHealth pain-management	mHealth	Participants in the intervention were more likely to experience complete reduction in pain and soreness, lower median severity scores and general body pain, less arm/hand swelling, heaviness, redness, and limited movement in shoulder	Improved in at least one area	Less pain, less soreness, less swelling, less heaviness, less redness, less limited movement in shoulder	Less pain	RCT
				Less numbness/pain/swelling		Less pain
				Less numbness/pain/swelling		Less pain
				Less numbness/pain/swelling		Less numbness
				Less numbness/pain/swelling		Improved arm symptoms/upper limb functionality
				Improved arm symptoms/upper limb functionality
Gao et al.	mHealth Tai Chi and health education	mHealth	A significant time effect for mental health, physical health, but not for stress.	Improved in at least one area	Tai Chi participants had a significantly better mental health at follow up.	Improved mental health	RCT
				Improved mental health		Improved physical health
				Improved physical health
Medina et al.	eHealth ecosystem (ICOnnecta)	Web-based (eHealth)	Strong social support led to better psychosocial course	Improved in at least one area	ICOnnecta supports the development of a digital relation with healthcare services	Improved mental health	Quasi-experimental
				Improved social support/answered questions
				Improved mental health
Oswald et al.	eHealth cognitive-behavioral therapy (iCBT)	Web-based (eHealth)	Improvements in insomnia, sleep efficiency, and sleep disturbance	Improved in at least one area	Improvements in insomnia, sleep efficiency, and sleep disturbance	Improved sleep outcomes	RCT
				Improved sleep outcomes		Improved sleep outcomes
				Improved sleep outcomes		Improved sleep outcomes
				Improved sleep outcomes