Introduction: Rehabilitation for cancer patients aims at preventing and reducing the physical,
mental, social and existential consequences of a cancer disease and its treatment. The aim …

Purpose The number of cancer survivors is growing and cancer is now viewed as a chronic
disease. This has highlighted the importance of providing adequate rehabilitation to prevent …

Introduction Cancer survivors may experience multiple comorbidities related to the disease
itself and adverse effects from treatment. Rehabilitation specialists could provide treatment …

Background Rehabilitation plays an important role in addressing the many challenges of
living with cancer, but a large proportion of people with cancer do not participate in available …

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

As the number of newly diagnosed cancer patients and the survival rates of cancer increase,
more and more cancer patients are facing distressing physical and psychosocial problems …

Background Prehabilitation and recovery programmes aim to optimise patients' physical
fitness and mental well-being before, during and after cancer treatment. This paper aimed to …

Background. In parallel with the rising incidence of cancer and improved treatment, there is
a continuous increase in the number of patients living with cancer as a chronic condition …

Background. Evidence for the safety and benefits of exercise training as a therapeutic and
rehabilitative intervention for cancer survivors is accumulating. However, whereas the …

Rehabilitation for cancer patients aims at reducing the impact of disabling and limiting
conditions resulting from cancer and its treatment in order to enable patients to regain social …