European Cancer Rehabilitation Survivorship SYMPOSIUM Programme PARALLEL SESSION 1 (3X5 SPEAKERS 15 MINUTES EACH)

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1 European Cancer Rehabilitation Survivorship & SYMPOSIUM 2018 Programme DAY WELCOME & OPENING REMARKS SESSION 1 SESSION 2 PARALLEL SESSION 1 (3X5 SPEAKERS 15 MINUTES EACH) SESSION 3 POSTER SESSION& DRINKS AT THE DANISH CANCER SOCIETY DINNER AT CHARLOTTEHAVEN DAY SESSION 4 PANEL I PANEL II PARALLEL SESSION II (2X6 SPEAKERS 15 MINUTES EACH) PANEL III CONCLUDING REMARKS

2 European Cancer Rehabilitation Survivorship & SYMPOSIUM 2018 Programme DAY WELCOME Christoffer Johansen OPENING REMARKS Elisabete Weiderpass, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden and the Cancer Registry of Norway, Oslo, Norway SESSION 1 Precision medicine implications for cancer survivorship Helle Pappot, Rigshospitalet, University Hospital of Copenhagen, Follow-up programs and the quest to establish Patient Reported Outcomes (PRO) Jens Hillingsø, Rigshospitalet, University Hospital of Copenhagen, Cardiotoxicity following radiotherapy - achieving cure without a broken heart Maja Maraldo, Rigshospitalet, University Hospital of Copenhagen, SESSION 2 Cognitive dysfuntion in cancer survivors Ali Amidi, Aarhus University Hospital, The psychometrics of Patient Reported Outcome can we believe what we measure? Matthias Rose, Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany

3 PARALLEL SESSION 1 (3 X 5 SPEAKERS A 15 MINS) FOLLOW-UP PRO PREHABILITATION Changes in fatigue, healthrelated quality of life and physical activity after a one-week inpatient educational program Gunhild M. Gjerset, Norway Prevalence and predictors of sexual dysfunction and self-reported needs related to the sexual life of advanced cancer patients Charlotte Bond, Perioperative study of exercise training (PRESET) in patients with cardia cancer: implications for treatment outcomes and QoL Jesper Frank Christensen, Clinical evaluation and treatment of chronic diarrhoea following cancer in the colon and pelvic organs Helene Mathilde Larsen, Age-specific health-related quality of life in long-term and very longterm colorectal cancer survivors versus population controls -- A population-based study Volker Arndt, Germany A prehabilitation service for cancer patients undergoing major abdominal surgery Claire Knowles, United Kingdom Frequency and timing of healthcare utilisation preceding cancer recurrence Linda Aagaard Rasmussen, Factors associated with changes in quality of life during 2-years posttreatment among endometrial and ovarian cancer patients Belle de Rooij, The Netherlands The impact of function capacity before surgery on postoperative complications: A study in colorectal cancer Enrico Maria Minnella, Canada Lifestyle behaviour among lymphoma survivors after high dose therapy with autologous stem cell transplantation, assessed by patient reported outcomes Hanne Bersvendsen, Norway Recovery of quality of life following curative intent surgery for colorectal cancer: findings from the ColoREctal Well-being (CREW) study Sally Wheelwright, United Kingdom Progressive strength training did not prevent Breast Cancer Related Lymphedema in the first year after surgery Gunn Ammitzbøll, Baseline characteristics and 1-year psychological factors among participants and non-participants in a randomized trial regarding patient-led follow-up after rectal cancer Ida Hovdenak Jakobsen, Course of chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy and its impact on health-related quality of life among ovarian cancer patients: a longitudinal study Cynthia Bonhof, The Netherlands Optimising psychological support in cancer rehabilitation Judit Varkony-Sepp, United Kingdom

4 SESSION 3 Posttraumatic stress disorder in cancer: A conceptual and empirical overview Anja Mehnert, University of Leipzig, Germany Fear of cancer recurrence in cancer survivors Judith Prins, Radboud Expert Centre for Psychology & Medicine, Radboud University Medical Center, Netherlands POSTER SESSION & DRINKS AT THE DANISH CANCER SOCIETY DINNER AT CHARLOTTEHAVEN DAY SESSION 4 E-health for cancer survival improvement: the time has come Fabrice Denis, Inter-Regional Cancer Institute Jean Bernard, France Prehabilitation during neoadjuvant cancer therapy Sandy Jack, University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Southampton, United Kingdom PANEL I Cancer and Cardiovascular Disease: Insights into Pathophysiology and Prevention Saro Armenian, City of Hope, California, United States Clinical applications of liquid biopsy in cancer patients Klaus Pantel, University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany A national strategy to meet the needs of cancer survivors with long term treatment related consequences Jane Maher, Macmillan Cancer Support, London, United Kingdom

5 PANEL II Second malignancy risk in survivors of lymphoma and testicular cancer: risk factors and opportunities for prevention Flora van Leeuwen, Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam Embedding a clinical pathway for anxiety and depression into routine cancer care: lessons learned Phyllis Butow, School of Psychology, University of Sydney, Australia Persistent breast pain cancer treatment interacts with psychology Dana Bovbjerg, UPMC-Hillman Cancer Center, University of Pittsburgh, United States PARALLEL SESSION II (2 X 6 SPEAKERS A 15 MINS) INTERVENTIONS UMBRELLA Fit: Effects of exercise on the quality of life of inactive breast cancer survivors, using the innovative cmrct design Roxanne Gal, The Netherlands LATE EFFECTS AND SURVIVORSHIP ISSUES Use of a trajectories model to examine the course of psychological distress after treatment in cancer survivors Michael Jefford, Australia Supervised and home-based exercise in patients newly diagnosed with multiple myeloma a randomized controlled feasibility study Rikke Larsen, Long term cognitive function after radiation therapy for primary brain tumours: benign and low grade gliomas Lene Haldbo-Classen, Effects of dietary counselling and advice on bowel symptoms and quality of life in men with prostate cancer undergoing radiotherapy Marina Forslund, Sweden Adjuvant Treatment of Breast cancer related to Cardiotoxicity and Dysfunctional Endothelium - The ABCDE study Stine Overvad Fredslund, Effects of home-based specialized palliative care and dyadic psychological intervention on caregiver burden: A randomized controlled trial Emma Finsted, Variance in physical frailty and rehabilitation needs in older patients with gastrointestinal cancer receiving palliative chemotherapy Eva Jespersen,

6 Survivorship care plans are beneficial for gynecological cancer survivors with a information seeking coping style the ROGY Care Trial Nicole Ezendam, The Netherlands Depression in Men with Prostate Cancer and their Partners A Longitudinal Study Tim Julian Hartung, Germany Efficacy of Internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy for treatment-induced menopausal symptoms in breast cancer survivors: results of a randomized controlled trial Vera Atema, The Netherlands Changes in the working status after cancer: A population- based cohort study using life course perspective approach Regine Kiasuwa Mbenge, Belgium PANEL III Sleep disturbance in cancer survivors prevalence, consequences, and treatment Robert Zachariae, University of Aarhus, Organisation of pelvic cancer rehabilitation in Stockholm Annika Sjöval, Karolinska Sjukhuset Medical gastroenterological aspects of side effects to radiation in the pelvic cavity Jervoise Andreyev, Lincoln County Hospital, United Kingdom CONCLUDING REMARKS Christoffer Johansen