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Prehabilitation is deemed essential but access varies significantly.

A national survey revealed that 96% of oesophagogastric cancer centers support prehabilitation as standard care, yet only 75% currently offer it. The majority of respondents advocate for its initiation at diagnosis, highlighting its role in enhancing quality of life, physical fitness, and reducing surgical complications. Despite these benefits, access to clinical psychologists remains limited, with only 43% of centers providing this support. The need for standardized guidelines and quality evidence to improve service delivery was emphasized.

Journal Article by Barman S, Walker RC (…) Davies A et 8 al. in Ann R Coll Surg Engl

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