PEOC 2026 Posters

• Adapted Exercise and School in Hospital: The Playfield Framework Promotes an Alliance to Improve Learning in Children, Adolescents and Young Adults with Haematological Malignancies.

  M. Corti et al.

  

• Adherence to physical activity recommendations and sedentary time in adult survivors of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemiy - associations with fatigue and HRQoL

  Laura Jess et al.

  

• An enriched environment as the missing ingredient to improve both physical and daily activities in paediatric oncology

  Rebecca Tapley and Victoria King

  

• A physical activity program to improve cardio respiratory fitness in children and adolescents following acute cancer treatment (POWER): status of a randomized controlled trial

  Sandra Goertz et al.

  

• Availabilityand accessibility to exercise related health information resources (ErHIRs) for children with cancer a scoping review

  Nivedita S. Prabhu et al.

  

• Building capacity and advancing exercise oncology practice: developing a pediatric exercise oncology training program for fitness professionals

  Amanda Wurz et al.

  

• Childhood Cancer Survivors Exceed Healthcare Providers' Expectations: The Power of Clinical Conversations

  Maxime Caru et al.

  

• Cross-Centre Analysis of Childhood Cancer Patients' Experiences within the FORTEe Exercise Trial: Insights from Denmark and Germany

  Francesca Alt et al.

  

• Device-based Monitoring of Physical Activity, Sedentary Behavior, and Sleep in Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancer: A National Czech Initiative with International Perspectives

  Tomás Vyhlidal et al.

  

• Effectiveness of home-based exercise programs in children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia: A systematic review

  Sena Bılazer, Vesıle Yıldız Kabak, and Songul Atasavun Uysal

  

• Enriching the ward environment via an Activity Coordinator to improve physical and daily activity levels in paediatric oncology

  Victoria King and Rebecca Tapley

  

• Feasibility and Acceptance of Combined Inpatient and Online Exercise Program for Children and Adolescents with Cancer during Anticancer Treatment

  Lena Böhlke et al.

  

• Feasibility and impact of an exercise program in children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia during early cancer treatment

  Analía Acuña et al.

  

• Feasibility and validity of the 6-minute cycling test in childhood cancer patients

  Lena Wypyrsczyk et al.

  

• Moving Forward: +MMAis - More Active Minutes! Feasibility of a Structured Hospitalar Exercise Program in Pediatric Oncology

  Joana Rebelo et al.

  

• Feasibility of implementing physical function tests in pediatric HSCT units: preliminary results of the HENKO study

  Eva Garrido-Rodríguez et al.

  

• Frankfurt Exercise and Nutritional Therapy Registry in Pediatric Oncology: Study Protocol

  Mirjam Dieckelmann et al.

  

• From Evidence to Everyday Practice: Co-creating and Implementing a Physical Activity Program in Pediatric Oncology with the KiKli Fit Project

  Lars Rehbein et al.

  

• Home-Based Intervention with Physical Activity Booklets: Impact on Cancer-Related Fatigue in Pediatric Patients

  Cintia de la Rocha Freitas et al.

  

• How the FORTEE Project Impacted on Precision-Based Exercise Perception at Istituto Nazionale Tumori

  William Zardo et al.

  

• Navigating ethical challenges in the FORTEe randomised-controlled trial: A multi-centre staff survey on exercise intervention for children and adolescents undergoingcancertreatment

  Francesca Alt et al.

  

• Physical activity and sedentary behavior among children in Sweden who survived a brain tumor

  Asa Persson Dobruna et al.

  

• Physiological effects of exergaming on muscle strength, balance and cancer-related fatigue in children with cancer.

  Ruttvi Kiran Dagudu et al.

  

• Precision-based Exercise Protocols in Pediatric Oncology – the FORTEe booklet

  Francesca Lanfranconi et al.

  

• Prevalence of Pain and Its Association with Tumor Location and Physical Activity in Pediatric Brain Tumor Survivors: A Master’s Thesis

  Hanna Lundqvist, Åsa Persson Dobruna, and Sara Frygner-Holm

  

• Redesigning Community-Based Exercise Programs for Adolescents Affected by Cancer: A Survey Informed Approach

  Carolina Chamorro Viña et al.

  

• SHAPED - Service development of a Healthy behAviours ProgrammE for chilDren and young people post cancer treatment

  Martin Lamb et al.

  

• SHAPED - Health behaviour interventions to support children and young people post-cancer treatment: A rapid scoping review

  Esther Carter et al.

  

• The formation of a multidisciplinary, clinical exercise program for childhood, adolescent, and young adult cancer survivors in the United States

  Ellen K Chang et al.

  

• The PED-SARC-F as a Screening Toolfor Physical Fitness after Pediatric HematopoieticStemCell Transplantation

  Marloes W.B. Visser et al.

  

• The Role of Physical Activity in Supporting Physical and Mental Health in Pediatric Cancer Patients and Survivors: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

  Ann Christin Schneider et al.

  

• The use of an augmented reality app to support an exercise intervention for children and young people with cancer: perspectives of users and healthcare professionals in the FORTEe trial

  Hayley Marriott et al.

  

• Towards developing a digital tool to navigate the paediatric sports therapy journey

  K. Munjal et al.