The queried components of SCPs and their ratings for survivors and physicians are presented in Table II . Compared to physicians, survivors were more interested in having a plan for screening of recurrence (P 5 0.012) and late effects of therapy (P 5 0.018) and a summary of treatments given (P 5 0.044), whereas physicians thought summaries of the treatment complications (P 5 0.005) were more essential parts of the SCP than survivors. Additionally, a plan to monitor overall health was a more important component of cancer survivorship care for survivors than for physicians (P 5 0.0002). Overall, physicians and survivors rated psychosocial issues as less important in SCPs than medical issues. However, comparing the responses obtained from survivors and physicians, survivors identified nutrition and exercise (P 5 0.002), insurance (P < 0.0001), and payment for providing cancer survivorship care (P 5 0.0006) as more important than physicians did.