• A high number of mental health cancer care providers from low–middle-income countries (LMICs) reported that they are working during the COVID-19 as both clinicians and researchers
• Less than 50% of providers surveyed were taking care of patients with comorbid cancer and COVID-19. They also reported that this pandemic had drastically impacted the number of patients seen per week
• Due to COVID-19, mental health cancer care providers from LMICs had to incorporate technology into their practice (with and without the support from an institution). Telephone, videoconferencing, text messages, and telehealth have been great resources by which to offer psychosocial support to their patients
• Notably, despite the fact that mental health cancer care providers from LMICs have been able to offer eHealth interventions during the pandemic, they are experiencing notable challenges in delivering this type of intervention, often due to limited technology resources in their countries
• The vast majority of mental health cancer providers from LMICs would like to be trained to offer eHealth interventions and to develop this type of supportive care resource in their countries

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在 COVID-19 期间，中低收入国家的心理肿瘤学服务提供者在患者护理中使用远程医疗和电子医疗技术

• 来自中低收入国家 (LMIC) 的大量心理健康癌症护理提供者报告说，他们在 COVID-19 期间作为临床医生和研究人员工作
• 在接受调查的提供者中，只有不到 50% 的提供者正在照顾患有合并症的癌症和 COVID-19 患者。他们还报告说，这种流行病极大地影响了每周就诊的患者数量
• 由于 COVID-19，来自中低收入国家的心理健康癌症护理提供者必须将技术融入他们的实践中（无论是否有机构的支持）。电话、视频会议、短信和远程医疗是为患者提供社会心理支持的重要资源
• 值得注意的是，尽管中低收入国家的心理健康癌症护理提供者能够在大流行期间提供电子健康干预措施，但他们在提供此类干预措施方面遇到了显着挑战，这通常是由于其国家的技术资源有限
• 来自中低收入国家的绝大多数心理健康癌症提供者希望接受培训，以提供电子健康干预措施并在其国家开发此类支持性护理资源