2019
DOI: 10.1007/s00520-019-05125-0
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Reply to: Breast cancer survivors’ perspectives on a home-based physical activity intervention utilizing wearable technology

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“…We agree with Kajiwara et al [1] that future studies should utilize wearable activity trackers to collect objective physical activity data and monitor adherence to a particular exercise prescription. That said, it is important to recognize that the presence of a potential feeling of "disconnect" between self and technology, as well as reduced feelings of confidence in the data provided by the activity tracker, may act as barriers for the long-term acceptance of these devices.…”
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“…We agree with Kajiwara et al [1] that future studies should utilize wearable activity trackers to collect objective physical activity data and monitor adherence to a particular exercise prescription. That said, it is important to recognize that the presence of a potential feeling of "disconnect" between self and technology, as well as reduced feelings of confidence in the data provided by the activity tracker, may act as barriers for the long-term acceptance of these devices.…”
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“…We would like to thank Kajiwara and colleagues [1] for their letter to the editor, which continues the discussion on breast cancer survivors' use of wearable technology in home-based settings to promote physical activity behavior change.…”
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