Research Priorities in Prehabilitation for Patients Undergoing Cancer Surgery: An International Delphi Study
Pratik Raichurkar(The University of Sydney), Pieter Dries, Caitlin Davis, Kari Clifford, Tyler R. Chesney, Ianthe Boden(University of Tasmania), Cherry Koh(The University of Sydney), Gerard Danjoux, Christian M. Beilstein, Louise Brennan, Fabio Ausania(Università Campus Bio-Medico), Nicholas Hirst(Royal Prince Alfred Hospital), Francesco Carli(McGill University Health Centre), Wim Ceelen(Ghent University Hospital), Roland S. Croner(Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg), Crystal Burgess, Anna Beaumont, Vinícius Cavalheri(Curtin University), Kimberley Bostock, Frederik Berrevoet(Ghent University Hospital), Birgitte Brandstrup, Michael J. Solomon(Colby College), Kate McBride(Royal Prince Alfred Hospital), Jan Willem T. Dekker(Reinier de Graaf Hospital), Tina Decorte, Sorrel Burden, Linda Denehy(The University of Melbourne), Daniel Steffens(The University of Sydney), Eva Angenete(Sahlgrenska University Hospital), Sharon Carey(The University of Sydney), Andreas Denys, Elaine M. Burns, June Davis, Jessica Crowe(The University of Sydney), Liesbeth Desender, I. R. Daniels(Royal Devon & Exeter NHS Foundation Trust), Robert Copeland, Kilian G. M. Brown(The University of Sydney), Neil Pillinger(Royal Prince Alfred Hospital), Sophie Hogan(Royal Prince Alfred Hospital), Kevin Ancog, Janine Bothe, David A. Clark, Kelcie Cole, Mayke de Klerk, Nabila Ansari, Jonathan P. Allen, Thomas Collyer, Jenna Bartyn(Royal Prince Alfred Hospital)
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