Cognitive assessment is a cornerstone of geriatric care. Cognitive impairment has the
potential to significantly impact multiple phases of a person's cancer care experience …

Abstract Purpose of Review The current panorama of measurement tools for use in cancer
rehabilitation is reviewed. For rehabilitation purposes, evaluating function is of the highest …

Background: Older breast cancer survivors are at an increased risk of loss of postural
balance and accidental falls, however, the ability of clinical mobility measures to predict falls …

Introduction The Theory of Mind (ToM) assessment is becoming essential to evaluate the
response to a social cognition intervention and to monitor the progression of social abilities …

Background: Sedentary behavior among breast cancer survivors is associated with
increased risk of poor physical function and worse quality of life. While moderate to vigorous …

Abstract Purpose of Review The purpose of this brief review is to highlight significant recent
developments in survivorship research and care of older adults following cancer treatment …

Background and Purpose: Executive function (EF) is associated with falls and impaired gait
in older adults. Performance on a measure of EF, the Trail Making Test Part B (TMT-B), may …

This thesis investigated the relationship between physical function and cognition during
ageing in obese older adults and during prostate cancer treatment. It examined the effects of …