Chatbot para identificação e monitoramento de toxicidades associadas à quimioterapia antineoplásica em pacientes com câncer

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Authors: Aline da Costa Novak, Luciana Puchalski Kalinke, JACQUELINE MUNHOES DOS SANTOS SOARES, Larissa Marcondes, Sônia Silva Marcon, Luciana de Alcântara Nogueira
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Abstract

Objective: To develop a chatbot for the identification and monitoring of toxicities associated with intravenous antineoplastic chemotherapy in patients with cancer. Method: This methodological study was conducted between December 2023 and August 2025 and was based on the Interdisciplinary Method for the Development of Health Technologies, which comprises two phases and six activities. Phase 1 included Activity 1 – problem understanding and scoping review; Activity 2 – literature review; and Activity 3 – development of a low-fidelity prototype, prototype evaluation by nursing staff, and development of a high-fidelity prototype. Phase 2 comprised Activity 4 – development of the interactive prototype; Activity 5 – usability analysis and content validation; and Activity 6 – final writing and technology registration. Results were analyzed using the Content Validity Index (CVI > 90%) and usability assessment conducted with the System Usability Scale (score range, 0-100). Results: Nine symptoms most frequently reported in the literature supported the development of the chatbot. In the usability evaluation, 74.4% of users rated the system at the highest possible level of usability. In the content validation process, the achieved CVI was 90%. Conclusion: The chatbot demonstrated satisfactory content validity and usability, characterizing it as an appropriate technology to support health services in the remote monitoring of toxicities associated with chemotherapy, facilitating early identification and timely interventions.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Mobile Health and mHealth Applications Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education Health Education and Validation

Publication details

Journal / source
Online Brazilian Journal of Nursing
Volume
24
Issue
Suppl2
Pages
e20256946–e20256946
Publication date
26 February 2026
Language
EN