Instead of moving directly into implementing a ''one-size-fits-all'' approach, we decided to query a defined subgroup of non-Hodgkin lymphoma survivors and their physicians, to identify who should provide cancer survivorship care and to determine the important components of such care. We chose this group of cancer survivors and their physicians because they have been evaluated in a limited fashion [12, 15, 16] , and not as thoroughly as breast cancer, childhood cancer, or Hodgkin lymphoma survivors. In addition, we wanted to begin our analyses with a homogeneous group of survivors with regards to curative intent and treatment regimens. Survivors with incurable malignancies or with cancers treated with a variety of different chemotherapy regimens or therapeutic modalities might have varying opinions about cancer survivorship care.