Post-treatment nutrition interventions for childhood cancer survivors: A scoping review protocol

Background: Compared to age-matched peers, childhood cancer survivors tend to have poorer diet quality and higher morbidity, including chronic disease. Nutrition interventions may therefore play a critical role in improving long-term health outcomes in this population. Objective: This scoping review will describe the characteristics of existing nutrition interventions for childhood cancer survivors who have completed primary treatment, and describe how these interventions were designed, implemented, and evaluated. Inclusion criteria: Eligible studies will include peer-reviewed articles describing interventions that target nutrition in survivors of childhood onset cancer (diagnosed