Purpose Return to work (RTW) of cancer survivors (CSs) fluctuates in different contexts. This
systematic review searched for recent data on the RTW rate of CSs in Europe, investigating …

For breast cancer survivors return to work (RTW) is important from an economic, societal and
personal perspective. Thus, we investigated the impact of side effects and other factors on …

Background Policymakers and healthcare stakeholders are increasingly seeking evidence
to inform the policymaking process, and often use existing or commissioned systematic …

Purpose This study aims to investigate how perceived work ability, job self-efficacy, value of
work, and fatigue predict return to work (RTW) in cancer patients who received …

Objective Childhood cancer can have short‐and long‐term impacts on parents' finances and
employment. It is important to understand how families adjust to the financial and …

Abstract Objective The Return to Work Initiative was launched to build a comprehensive
understanding of issues, needs, current resources, and available supports for Canadian …

Objective Previous qualitative studies found cancer stigma was associated with work
discrimination and job loss among cancer patients. This study aims to quantify the …

Purpose Cancer survivors face higher rates of unemployment compared with individuals
without a history of cancer. Compared to other cancer types, head and neck cancer (HNC) …

A 22-month longitudinal study of (self) employed disabled workers (Following the preference
of the lead author who identifies as disabled, the linguistic self-presentation by our …

Objective Aim of the study was to compare working and non‐working patients over a period
of 12 months regarding socio‐demographic, cancer‐specific and mental health parameters …