OncoRev study.

1. Age over 18;

2. Diagnosis of cancer (all types included);

3. Last treatment minimally two month;

4. Life expectation of minimally one year;

5. Minimally three times the answer “yes” on the following questions:

a. Physical complaints like aching muscles, problems with coordination, headache, nausea, heart palpitations, shortness of breath;

b. Reduced physical capacity as compared to before the illness, e.g. less able to walk, cycle or walk;

c. Psychological problems like increased level of anxiety, depression, uncertainty, shortage of energy or nervousness;

d. Increased level of fatigue;

e. Sleep disturbances;

f. Problems of coping with reduced physical and psychosocial functioning due to cancer;

6. Knowledge of the Dutch language.

1. Category 3 or 4 of the scheme of Winningham (Winningham 1991);

2. Inability of travelling independently to the rehabilitation centre;

3. Cognitive disorder that might impede the participation in the rehabilitation program (for example: subjects who are unable to be instructed, to think in three dimensions, to fill in questionnaires);

4. Emotional instability that is expected to possibly impede the participation in the rehabilitation program (for example getting divorced at the moment, death of a loved one);

5. Certain restricted risks due to the disease and/or serious co-morbidity (cardiovascular disease, history of long pathology (COPD), diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis;

6. History of and/or actual serious psycho-pathology, psychotic complaints or alcohol abuse;

7. Restricted side-effects of medication (e.g., psycho-pharmaca in high doses);

8. Need for intensive medical treatment or rehabilitation;

9. Participation in any other clinical trial that measures quality of life or physical functions (exception: follow-up evaluation of clinical trials).