Background. The increasing incidence of cancer combined with prolonged survival times
seen throughout the western world increases the need for rehabilitation. Diagnosis and …

Rehabilitation of cancer patients include a broad range of activities aimed at information,
counselling, advices on possible change of lifestyle and behaviour, psychological support …

Little is known of cancer rehabilitation needs in Europe. EUROCHIP-3 organised a group of
experts to propose a list of population-based indicators used for describing cancer …

Worldwide, the number of cancer survivors is increasing, owing to improvements in cancer
therapy, resulting in an increased need to address the physical and mental sequelae of …

An increasing number of patients are living with or surviving cancer due to improvements in
detection and treatment. However, patients who survive cancer may experience functional …

An existing 12‐week cancer rehabilitation group programme, combining physical training
and psychosocial sessions, was recently tested in a quantitative longitudinal cohort study …

Purpose. To examine cancer patients' needs for rehabilitation services and factors
associated with such needs, and secondly identify unmet needs for rehabilitation services …

Cancer rehabilitation is a rapidly emerging and evolving medical field in both Europe and
the United States, in large part because of increases in the number of cancer survivors …

Since 1989, Acta Oncologica has supported a range of symposiums, on sentinel node
biopsy in breast cancer patients, prostate cancer, stereotactic body radiotherapy, normal …

Increasing national attention focuses on the specialized needs of disease-free survivors of
cancer. 1-5 This is a direct reflection of the growing number of survivors of cancer in the US …