Work and Cancer Survivors

1. Defining the Problem

2. Epidemiology
David Neary

3. Economic Burden
Richard J. Butler, William G. Johnson, Timothy Gubler

4. Employers’ and Survivors’ Perspectives
Ziv Amir, David R. Strauser, Fong Chan

2. Fundamentals of Work and Chronic Illness

5. Work Disability: It is not just the “lesion”
Patrick Loisel

3. Factors Affecting Work

6. The Meaning of Work
Guy Maytal, John Peteet

7. Fatigue, Pain, and Physical Function
Mary E. Sesto, Maureen J. Simmonds

8. Cognitive Limitations
Tracy Veramonti, Christina Meyers

9. Young Survivors of Childhood Cancer
Angela Boer, Jos Verbeek, Frank Dijk

4. Primary and Secondary Prevention

10. Primary and Occupational Health Care Providers
Jos Verbeek, Angela Boer, Taina Taskila

11. Rehabilitation
Michael J.L. Sullivan, Maureen Simmonds, David Butler, Shirin Shalliwani, Mahnaz Hamidzadeh

12. Workplace Accommodations
Fong Chan, Elizabeth Silva, Jana Copeland, Robin Jones, Robert T. Fraser

13. Individuals with Cancer in the Workforce and Their Federal Rights
Peter Blanck, William N. Myhill, Janikke Solstad Vedeler, Joanna Morales, Paula Pearlman

5. Global View

14. International Efforts: Perspectives, Policies, and Programs
Patricia Findley, Catherine P. Wilson

6. Future Directions

15. Future Research, Practice, and Policy
Michael Feuerstein

Nyckelord: Medicine & Public Health, Demography, Labor Economics, Oncology, Public Health/Gesundheitswesen, Rehabilitation