Introduction Symptoms of depression, anxiety and distress are common in the first years after
a cancer diagnosis, but little is known about the prevalence of these symptoms at the long …

Shared decision making can guide patients facing difficult treatment decisions, with a trade-off
between risks and benefits, taking patient goals and preferences into account. The …

Background The number of breast cancer survivors increases, but information about long-term
adverse health effects in breast cancer survivors is sparse. We aimed to get an overview …

Purpose Favorable health outcomes among cancer survivors are increasingly being
attributed to lifestyle factors like physical activity, which is now promoted in clinical guidelines. …

Introduction Most survivors of cancer enter a follow-up routine after their treatment, the aim of
which is to detect recurrence, provide psychological support, monitor treatment-related side-…

Purpose Physical activity (PA) affects fatigue and mental health in cancer survivors favorably,
but participation in PA interventions tends to be low. More participants may be reached by …

Objective. The view that the general practitioner (GP) should be more involved during the
curative treatment of cancer is gaining support. This study aimed to assess the current role of …

Purpose. To clarify experiences and preferences of patients regarding the current and future
role of GPs during treatment and follow-up care of colorectal cancer (CRC). Methods. …

Simple Summary The coronavirus pandemic profoundly affected how patients access health
care services, as many individuals attempted to minimise risks of infectious contact and …

Simple Summary The number of long-term breast cancer survivors is increasing. Earlier
research showed that many breast cancer survivors suffer from fatigue during and shortly after …