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Employment pathways and work‐related issues in head and neck cancer survivors
Head & Neck, 2014AbstractBackgroundIn this exploratory study, employment and psychological factors were investigated in head and neck cancer survivors with survivorship of ≥2 years.MethodsFifty‐five head and neck cancer survivors ≤60 years old completed a survey including subscales from the Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy (FACT) instrument, the Miller ...
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British Journal of Occupational Therapy, 2020
Introduction Cancer-related fatigue negatively impacts 50–90% of cancer survivors. In North America, approximately 50% of return-to-work interventions initially fail for survivors, with cancer-related fatigue often cited as a barrier to workability. Occupational therapy-driven cancer-related fatigue work-related
Naomi Dolgoy +7 more
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Introduction Cancer-related fatigue negatively impacts 50–90% of cancer survivors. In North America, approximately 50% of return-to-work interventions initially fail for survivors, with cancer-related fatigue often cited as a barrier to workability. Occupational therapy-driven cancer-related fatigue work-related
Naomi Dolgoy +7 more
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Work-related risk factors for laryngeal cancer.
American journal of epidemiology, 1984The authors conducted a case-control study to identify employment-related risk factors for laryngeal cancer. Richmond County, Georgia, and the contiguous counties were chosen as the study area because the 1950-1969 laryngeal cancer mortality rate for white males in Richmond County was almost double the corresponding rate for the entire United States ...
W D, Flanders +3 more
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The Use of National Cancer Registers for Causality Studies and Prevention of Work-Related Cancer
1992In the Nordic countries, cancer registries have been used in particular to study causal relations between exposure to possible carcinogenic agents in the work environment and the occurrence of cancer among exposed workers. To a lesser extent these registries also have been used as a tool in cancer prevention. Cancer registries which cover all new cases
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Work−related empowerment experienced by cancer nurses
European Journal of Oncology Nursing, 2006T. Suominen, S. Rankinen
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