You will learn:
- How cancer affects the working life of those who are self-employed
- How patterns of work participation, and health outcomes, after cancer differ between salaried workers and the self-employed
- What factors influence work participation following a cancer diagnosis
- That self-employed cancer survivors may experience poorer work-related outcomes or health outcomes than salaried survivors
- How national social welfare provisions may drive work engagement following a cancer diagnosis, especially in people who are self-employed
- That self-employed people consider the needs of their business as well as their health needs after a cancer diagnosis
- The areas where further research is needed
- What issues need to be considered in developing interventions/strategies to support work engagement after cancer in people who are self-employed
