Main messages

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1. Cancer survivors’ follow-up, late effect management and tertiary prevention needs to be anticipated, personalized and implemented into care pathways, with active participation of survivors and relatives.
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2. Improvement of early detection of patients’ needs and their access to rehabilitation, psychosocial and palliative care services is required.
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3. An integrated and multiprofessional care approach with a coordination of community care providers and services are needed to implement a survivorship care plan that enhances patient’s self-management and quality of life.
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4. For children, adolescents and young adults survivors, late health and psychosocial effects of cancer and its treatments need to be anticipated and addressed.
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5. More research in the area of survivorship is needed to provide data on late effects, as well as the impact and cost-effectiveness of supportive care, rehabilitation, palliative and psychosocial care interventions
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