Objective We investigated cancer survivors' health-related quality of life (HRQOL), specific
deficiencies related to underlying disease or treatment, and benefits of rehabilitation in a …

Purpose Personalised information and support can be provided to cancer survivors using a
structured approach. Needs assessment tools such as the Holistic Needs Assessment …

Purpose We aim to evaluate the relationship between psychological distress and
engagement in mindfulness among a national representative sample of cancer survivors …

Purpose Cancer survivors continue to experience issues that persist across the survivorship
trajectory. This study aims to explore the relationship among survivorship care need …

Breast cancer constitutes a challenge for survival and wellbeing. Emotional distress may
persist many years after cancer being cured. This study aimed to analyse how emotional …

Stress and anxiety levels in cancer patients tend to decrease by performing bodily-
kinesthetic and musical activities. The hypothesis of the present study is that attending …

Objective Distress and depression are prevalent in cancer patients throughout survivorship
and are associated with adverse outcomes. This study examines the association between …

Rumination is defined as a type of perseverative cognition involving cyclical and selffocused
thoughts about an individual's problems and concerns. Increasing research has explored …

Furthermore, quality of life is often impaired in cancer patients, for instance due to
uncertainty about the progression of the disease or side effects from cancer treatment …

Background: Haematological cancers are the fourth most common cancer in the developed
world. Although the incidence of haematological cancers is increasing in many countries …