Fatigue is a highly prevalent and debilitating symptom in cancer survivors. The aim of this
study was to assess the impact of fatigue and other cancer-related symptoms on the return to …

Purpose. Due to the improved prognosis of many forms of cancer, an increasing number of
cancer survivors are both willing and able to return to work after their treatment. This has …

The growing population of cancer survivors represents a clear challenge to clinicians and
researchers to look beyond the search for a cure and to address the multifaceted needs of …

Background: Cancer survivors have diverse and complex patterns of return to work, but little
attention has been given to individual experiences of returning to work. Objectives: To …

Few studies have examined the impact of cancer on the survivor's quality of work life. The
purpose of this qualitative study is to describe the work experiences among a diverse group …

Objectives Accumulating evidence suggests that most employed breast cancer survivors are
able to return to work but often experience difficulties in the process. The objective of this …

Introduction: Recent improvements in cancer treatment have not only increased cancer
survivorship but also peoples' ability to work during and following treatment. However, the …

Objective: To explore how female breast cancer patients experience work incapacity during
the treatment and return‐to‐work phases and how interactions between patients and …

We investigated the impacts of breast cancer diagnosis and treatment on employment status
and the ability to perform occupational and housekeeping tasks. We performed a cross …

Background: Breast cancer may adversely affect work experience. We assessed whether
there was evidence of discrimination at work, defined as negative or involuntary changes in …