Cancer may have a major impact on the capacity of survivors to work, with important
economic, personal, and social implications. In this commentary, the authors identify six …

Purpose To examine the impact of cancer on work and education in a sample of adolescent
and young adult (AYA) patients with cancer. Patients and Methods By using the Adolescent …

We investigated the number and direction of personal changes experienced by long-term
survivors of bone marrow transplantation (BMT) and the relationships of those changes and …

Purpose/Objective: To apply Rodger's (1989) evolutionary view of concept analysis to the
term" cancer survivorship" with a heightened focus on breast cancer and African American …

In 1991 it is estimated that 6.3 million Americans are alive after a diagnosis of cancer, 65%
of whom have lived 5 years or longer after diagnosis (1). This population is growing as a …

OBJECTIVE: To assess the impact of adjuvant chemotherapy for the management of breast
cancer on subsequent patient employment. DESIGN: Retrospective cohort study. SETTING …

OBJECTIVES: To provide a review of long-term sequelae of lymphoma and its treatment,
with emphasis on second malignancies, survivorship issues, rehabilitation, and quality of …

Living through early stage breast cancer is not simply about overcoming a short-term crisis.
The lived experience of women at the completion of adjuvant treatment calls for a …

Developmental stage of the person with cancer has a profound effect on the rehabilitation
plan. Although the issues faced by the very young and the elderly are quite different, the …

Major advances in cancer detection and treatment options have now afforded cancer
patients the prospect of a longer life. This places various demands upon patients, families …