Transdiagnostic Oncology Program in Primary Care

"The Transdiagnostic Oncology Program (TOP) is a 12-month interdisciplinary aftercare program aimed at improving cancer survivors' quality of life by addressing common clinical issues.~In the first three months, participants attended two weekly 1-hour exercise sessions led by physiotherapists. Once a week, this was followed by 1-hour mind-body therapy for stress reduction. A dietitian provided an initial group session on nutrition and advised at least two personal consultations.~Between months 3-6, exercise was reduced to once weekly, with encouragement to continue independent exercise and relaxation. A second informational session on stress and sleep hygiene was given.~After six months, participants continued independently, meeting the family doctor quarterly to evaluate progress.~For the participants who experienced some psychological problems, sessions with a psychologist at an institute specialized for psycho-oncology, were available."