Implications for practice
cancer
CANCER
To help organise survivorship care, patients require a clear division of roles and responsibilities, resulting in adequate monitoring and surveillance of cancer. Even though patients reported few symptoms, some patients desired a more guiding role from their GP. These findings are in line with previous qualitative studies.Multiple outcomes have to be taken into account when considering alternative models of care for cancer survivors, including patients’ experiences.The authors would like to acknowledge and thank all participants and contributing hospitals. The authors would also like to thank H Buiting and ACS Kandhai for their help with the qualitative data collection and interpretation. The I CARE study was initiated in 2015 as a response to calls from representatives for other and more generalised cancer survivorship care strategies. However, patients, carers, or members of the public were not directly involved in carrying out this research.