Grēta Frančeska Jermoļenko

Grēta Frančeska Jermoļenko is a researcher active in interdisciplinary studies bridging healthcare, sports science, and digital technology. Her work focuses on improving outcomes for pediatric oncology patients through augmented reality (AR)-based physical activity monitoring and enhancing quality of life for breast cancer patients via high-intensity interval training (HIIT) interventions.

Research Interests:

• Developing digital health solutions for pediatric oncology, including AR interactive game elements
• Investigating HIIT's impact on chemotherapy side effects and quality of life in breast cancer patients
• Exploring psychosocial benefits of adaptive sports like wheelchair tennis for youth with disabilities

Collaborations: Collaborates with institutions such as the European Commission and researchers including A. Kļaviņa, M. Grenier, and D. Bērtule. Her projects often involve multidisciplinary teams across healthcare, technology, and sports science domains.

Publications: Recent outputs include peer-reviewed articles on AR in pediatric oncology, HIIT in breast cancer care, and qualitative analyses of wheelchair tennis's social impacts. Her work emphasizes patient-centered approaches and innovative methodologies.