Objectives:  

1. Determine the principles of patient-centered design and explain how iterative methods such as interviews, focus groups, and observational studies inform behavioral interventions for cancer survivors.
2. Compare and contrast the symptom burdens and activity behavior patterns in cancer survivor populations using examples from patient-centered research.
3. Evaluate the ongoing trials that emerged from iterative design approaches in addressing the unique needs of different cancer survivor groups

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