Cancer survivors’ perspectives and experiences regarding behavioral determinants of return to work and continuation of work

Figures & data

Figure 1. Flow of participants.

Table 1. Characteristics of the cancer survivors included in the study.

P^a	Gender	Age	Educational level	Marital status	Cancer site	Treatment^b	Type of job^c	Work demands^c	Employment status^d
P1	Female	49	University	Divorced	Breast	S; R	White collar	Physical and psychological	Working, 40 hours
P2	Male	52	University	Married	Colorectal	S; R; C	White collar	Psychological	Working, 36 hours
P3	Female	62	Upper secondary school	LAT; Widowed	Breast	S; R	White collar	Physical	Working, 32 hours
P4	Male	61	Upper vocational education	Not married	Head & Neck	R	Blue collar	Physical and psychological	Not working
P5	Female	50	Upper vocational education	Married	Breast	S; R; H	Blue collar	Psychological	Working, 24 hours
P6	Male	55	Secondary/Vocational school	Not married	Head & Neck	R	Blue collar	Physical	Working, 40 hours
P7	Female	50	University	Married	Breast	S; R; C	White collar	Psychological	Working, 36 hours
P8	Male	61	Upper secondary school	Married	Head & Neck	R; C	White collar	Psychological	Not working
P9	Female	51	Upper vocational education	Married	Breast	S	White collar	Psychological	Working, 25 hours
P10	Female	54	Upper vocational education	Not married	Breast	S; C	Healthcare worker	Physical and psychological	Working, 25.5 hours
P11	Female	50	Upper secondary school	Married	Breast	S	Civil servant	Physical and psychological	Working, 16 hours
P12	Female	51	Lower vocational	Married	Breast	S	Missing	Missing	Not working
P13	Male	61	Upper vocational education	Divorced	Head & neck	R	Missing	Psychological	Not working
P14	Female	28	University	Married	Breast	S; R; C	Healthcare worker	Psychological	Working, 28 hours
P15	Female	50	Upper vocational education	Married	Head & Neck	S	Civil servant	Physical and psychological	Working, 20 hours
P16	Male	59	University	Married	Head & Neck	Other	White collar	Psychological	Not working
P17	Female	60	Secondary/Vocational school	Not married	Breast	S; R; C	Civil servant	Physical and psychological	Working, 28 hours
P18	Female	58	Secondary/Vocational school	Divorced	Head & Neck	S	Blue collar	Physical and psychological	Not working
P19	Female	43	Secondary/Vocational school	Not married	Breast	S; R; C	White collar	Physical and psychological	Working, 15 hours
P20	Male	56	Secondary/Vocational school	Married	Head & Neck	R	Blue collar	Physical and psychological	Working, 36 hours
P21	Male	54	Upper vocational education	Married	Colorectal	S	White collar	Psychological	Working, 32 hours
P22	Male	55	Secondary/Vocational school	Married	Head & Neck	S	White collar	Physical	Working, 40 hours
P23	Male	51	Secondary/Vocational school	Married	Head & Neck	S; C	White collar	Physical and psychological	Not working
P24	Male	54	Secondary/Vocational school	Not married	Colorectal	S; C	Blue collar	Physical	Working, 36 hours
P25	Male	52	Upper secondary school	Not married	Colorectal	S	White collar	Physical	Working, 27 hours
P26	Female	35	Upper vocational education	Not married	Breast	S; R; C; H	Blue collar	Psychological	Not working
P27	Male	59	University	Married	Colorectal	S; C	White collar	Psychological	Not working
P28	Male	44	University	Married	Head & Neck	R	White collar	Psychological	Working, 40 hours

S: surgery; R: radiotherapy; C: chemotherapy; H: hormone therapy.

^a Participant number.

^b Multiple answers were possible.

^c At time of diagnosis.

^d At time of questionnaire completion.