Effectiveness of an Adventure-based Training Programme to Reduce Fatigue for Childhood Cancer Survivors

To develop an integrated programme for Hong Kong Chinese childhood cancer survivors, an advisory committee was set up which included an associate professor, an assistant professor and a research student at a local university, a pediatric oncologist and oncology nurse and one assistant professor of Sports and Recreation Management, ensuring the adequate 'dosage' of the intervention and the feasibility of implementing such programme for Hong Kong childhood cancer survivors.

They will be invited to attend leisure activities organized by a community centre in four different days during the study period. Activities will include cartoon film shows, handicraft workshops, chess games, health talks on the prevention of influenza and healthy diet, day visit to museums and theme parks and galleries