This final issue of 2022 includes both essential content for clinicians and important notable changes for our journal.  First, the Executive Summary of the Clinical Practice Guideline for the Screening and Assessment of Cancer-related Fatigue is included in this issue.  A practical algorithm for which tool to use when is provided, as well as useful tables to quickly drill down to the best way to screen for and assess for cancer-related fatigue.  The lead author, Joy Cohn, is featured in this month’s accompanying podcast.  Another good resource for our clinician community is our OncoReads(sm) offerings; this issue’s feature is another cancer-related fatigue resource: Persistent Cancer-Related Fatigue After Breast Cancer Treatment Predicts Postural Sway and Postexertional Changes in Sit-to-Stand Strategy, by Wechsler and colleagues. Check out the Podcast offerings and OncoReads(sm) at www.rehabonc.com, in the right hand column (podcasts are also available on Spotify).

Rehabilitation Oncology is changing with the times, and this month’s issue is our final print version, after 40 years.  Beginning in January 2023, we will migrate to a fully online journal.  This aligns with our fiscal and environmental stewardship goals, and provides the reader with more online and supplemental content.  Simply go to www.rehabonc.com to find the journal each quarter.

The journal editorial team looks forward to the future to continue to provide relevant and important information to guide oncology clinical practice.​