Physical Activity and Quality of Life Data from a Wearable-Supported Intervention in Pediatric Cancer

This dataset was collected during a quasi-experimental study investigating the effects of a 12-week physical activity (PA) intervention based on the Integrated Theory of Health Behavior Change (ITHBC) in pediatric cancer patients. Seventy-two children aged 6–18 undergoing treatment at two hospitals in Guangzhou, China, participated in the study. The intervention group received personalized PA plans, used wearable smart bracelets to track daily steps, and engaged in weekly goal-setting and feedback sessions, while the control group received standard care.<br>The dataset includes individual-level data on physical activity levels (e.g., daily step counts, light-to-vigorous intensity PA), physical activity self-efficacy scores, and pediatric quality of life outcomes across physical, emotional, and social functioning domains. These data can support secondary analyses on behavioral interventions, wearable technology in pediatric care, and oncology-related rehabilitation. <br>All personal identifiers have been removed to ensure participant confidentiality.<br>

本数据集源自一项类实验研究，旨在探究基于健康行为改变整合理论（Integrated Theory of Health Behavior Change，ITHBC）实施的12周身体活动（Physical Activity，PA）干预对儿科癌症患者的干预效果。共计72名年龄介于6至18岁、正在中国广州两家医院接受治疗的儿童参与本研究。其中，干预组受试者接受个性化身体活动方案，佩戴可穿戴智能手环记录每日步数，并参与每周一次的目标设定与反馈活动；对照组则仅接受常规诊疗护理。
本数据集包含个体层面的多类数据：涵盖身体活动水平相关指标（如每日步数、轻至高强度身体活动量）、身体活动自我效能感评分，以及覆盖生理、情绪与社会功能维度的儿科患者生活质量结局数据。该数据集可用于行为干预、儿科医疗场景下可穿戴技术应用以及肿瘤相关康复领域的二次分析研究。
为保障受试者隐私，所有个人识别信息均已移除。