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73 (95%CI 0.69-0.77). The proportion working at 2-2.9 years was 0.72; at 3-3.9 years 0.80; at 4-4.9 years 0.75; at 5-5.9 years 0.74; and 6+ years 0.65. Pooled estimates did not differ by cancer site, geographical area, or study design. Seven studies assessed prognostic factors for work retention older age, receiving chemotherapy, negative health outcomes, and lack of work adjustments were associated with not working. CONCLUSION Almost three-quarters of long-term cancer survivors working at diagnosis retain work. IMPLICATIONS FOR CANCER S
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