Purpose The aim of this paper is to describe a model of palliative rehabilitation for newly
diagnosed advanced cancer patients and present data on how it was utilised during a …

Background: Early integration of palliative care into oncology treatment is widely
recommended. Palliative rehabilitation has been suggested as a paradigm which integrates …

Background The effect of early palliative care and rehabilitation on the quality of life of
patients with advanced cancer has been only sparsely described and needs further …

Background: Disability related to incurable cancer affects over a million Europeans each
year and people with cancer rank loss of function among the most common unmet …

Background: Limited evidence exists on the impact of palliative rehabilitation during
systemic treatment of advanced cancer. Aim: To explore the experiences and perceptions of …

Palliative care and rehabilitation practitioners are important collaborative referral sources for
each other who can work together to improve the lives of cancer patients, survivors, and …

In this issue of Supportive Care in Cancer, Julie K. Silver et al. focus on cancer rehabilitation
and palliative care delineating their respective roles in comprehensive oncology care [1] …

Enabling individuals to achieve their maximum potential and quality of life following a
diagnosis of advanced cancer, has long been a stated aim of palliative care. Increased life …

Purpose Identifying the evidence found in the international scientific literature, referring to
the concept of rehabilitation in the setting of oncologic palliative care. Methods Integrative …

Context Two million people across the UK are living with cancer, often experienced as a
long-term condition. They may have unmet needs after active treatment. Rehabilitation aims …