Background: Physical activity has been shown to mitigate many of the effects of cancer treatment, yet it often is not embraced by the patient or made part of the nursing standard of care. Objectives: This pilot study evaluates the impact of the Oncology Nursing Society’s Get Up, Get Moving program...

Background: Physical activity (PA) has been shown to improve patient-centered care for cancer-related symptoms, treatment-related side effects, and health-related quality of life. Objectives: This feasibility study aimed to explore PA preferences and changes in functional capacity and symptoms...

Problem Identification: Cancer-related fatigue (CRF) substantially affects daily living and quality of life, but objective CRF measures remain limited. This review aimed to identify the correlation between muscle strength and body composition measures and CRF, as well as potential objective...

Background: Curative lung resection is the best option for patients with stage I–III lung cancer, and the best exercise intervention in these patients has not been determined. Objectives: This pilot study explored whether a short-term pre- and postsurgery multimodal exercise program affected...