Purpose This study's primary aim was to investigate whether including a mental health
component to healthy lifestyle interventions are associated with greater effects on quality of …

Objective Although the benefits of consumer involvement in research and healthcare
initiatives are known, there is a need to optimise this for all people with cancer. This …

Undertaking co-design with the end users of services has rapidly evolved as the best-
practice approach to program design, development and implementation. Increased interest …

Purpose The aim of the present study was to co-design Healthy Living after Cancer Online
(HLaC Online), an online intervention supporting cancer survivors to set and meet their …

Abstract Purpose The “Ballet after breast cancer” study sought to investigate the feasibility
and acceptability of a 16-week classical ballet intervention for breast cancer survivors …

Purpose Connecting persons with cancer to exercise resources and/or supports requires a
diverse team of professionals. As such, there is merit to engaging multiple individuals or …

Purpose This study explores whether the full potential of physiotherapy is reaching cancer
patients and their caregivers at all stages of the oncological process, aiming to identify gaps …

Objective Physical activity and exercise are key components in the management of cystic
fibrosis (CF). Completing exercise programs online may minimize the risk of cross‐infection …

Background Text message-delivered interventions have potential to prevent weight regain
and maintain diet and physical activity behaviours through extending contact with …

Background There is strategic objective to incorporate the principles and practice of co‐
design into routine service development and improvement. Aim The aim was to explore the …