QOL by job status: general population vs cancer survivors

What is it about?

How people's job status change due to health problems affect their health related quality of life with specified (health condtions) population.

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Why is it important?

Several significant associations of HRQOL with job status in long-term cancer survivors, as well as with the presence or absence of comorbidities were suggested. Most cancer survivors are between 20 and 65 years old, within the range of the working population. To these survivors, employment is a significant activity affects their HRQOL. Thus, it is very important to develop rehabilitation, which can certificate their ability to work, in order to let these survivors to obtain employment and improve their HRQOL. Based on our results, the support of long-term cancer survivors who lost their job and try to achieve re-employment can be improved.