Add to ORKGPurpose: To evaluate patient-reported work ability of breast cancer patients, to compare scores with the Dutch general population, and to identify determinants of reduced work ability in breast cancer patients. Methods: In a prospective cohort study, we identified 939 patients <67 years. Employed patients filled out the Work Ability Index (WAI) questionnaire before the start of radiotherapy treatment (baseline) and at 6, 18, and 30 months. Work ability was compared with a matched Dutch cancer-free population (n=3,641). The association between (clinical) characteristics and work ability over time was assessed using mixed-effects models. Results: At baseline, 68% (n=641) of the respondents were employed and 64% (n=203) were employed at 30 mon...
Objectives Due to increasing treatment efficiency, more breast cancer patients can consider work re...
Objective: To investigate the employment status, employment readiness, and other factors affecting t...
Introduction This study investigates work engagement of employed breast cancer survivors in comparis...
Purpose: To evaluate patient-reported work ability of breast cancer patients, to compare scores with...
Background: Breast cancer survivors often perceive reduced work ability upon returning to work. Obje...
Purpose The aims of this study were to identify the work ability (WA) of breast cancer (BC) survivor...
Purpose: Workability is of increasing importance especially in Asia given the increasing incidence r...
BACKGROUND: The number of workers who have previously undergone a cancer treatment is increasing, an...
Purpose: To qualitatively investigate changes in employment status, barriers to and facilitators of ...
Purpose: To identify which factors are associated with adverse work outcome 5–10 years after diagnos...
Purpose : To qualitatively investigate changes in employment status, barriers to and facilitators of...
textabstractThe extent to which self-assessed work ability collected during treatment can predict re...
We investigated the impacts of breast cancer diagnosis and treatment on employment status and the ab...
OBJECTIVES: The number of workers with cancer has dramatically increasing worldwide. One of the main...
PurposeTo identify which factors are associated with adverse work outcome 5-10years after diagnosis....
Objectives Due to increasing treatment efficiency, more breast cancer patients can consider work re...
Objective: To investigate the employment status, employment readiness, and other factors affecting t...
Introduction This study investigates work engagement of employed breast cancer survivors in comparis...
Purpose: To evaluate patient-reported work ability of breast cancer patients, to compare scores with...
Background: Breast cancer survivors often perceive reduced work ability upon returning to work. Obje...
Purpose The aims of this study were to identify the work ability (WA) of breast cancer (BC) survivor...
Purpose: Workability is of increasing importance especially in Asia given the increasing incidence r...
BACKGROUND: The number of workers who have previously undergone a cancer treatment is increasing, an...
Purpose: To qualitatively investigate changes in employment status, barriers to and facilitators of ...
Purpose: To identify which factors are associated with adverse work outcome 5–10 years after diagnos...
Purpose : To qualitatively investigate changes in employment status, barriers to and facilitators of...
textabstractThe extent to which self-assessed work ability collected during treatment can predict re...
We investigated the impacts of breast cancer diagnosis and treatment on employment status and the ab...
OBJECTIVES: The number of workers with cancer has dramatically increasing worldwide. One of the main...
PurposeTo identify which factors are associated with adverse work outcome 5-10years after diagnosis....
Objectives Due to increasing treatment efficiency, more breast cancer patients can consider work re...
Objective: To investigate the employment status, employment readiness, and other factors affecting t...
Introduction This study investigates work engagement of employed breast cancer survivors in comparis...