Conclusions
cognitive impairment, Cancer
CANCER
Cognitive training and global stimulating games were generally well received by BCS. Designing more support elements to promote engagement may be key to successful long‐term implementation.Cancer survivors often incur cancer‐related cognitive impairment (CRCI). Computerized cognitive training and cognitive stimulating‐based games have been used to improve CRCI. These methods have been shown to be well received and engaging; however more research is needed to engage patients in these programs for optimal results.
