Physical, mental, and neurocognitive status and employment outcomes in the childhood cancer survivor study cohort

Keyphrases

• Childhood Cancer Survivor Study 100%
• Mental Status 100%
• Neurocognitive Function 100%
• Unemployment 100%
• Physical Status 100%
• Work Outcomes 100%
• Task Efficiency 100%
• Relative Risk 75%
• Women Survivors 75%
• Survivors 50%
• Neurocognitive 50%
• Neurocognitive Deficits 50%
• Somatization 50%
• Male Survivors 50%
• Emotional Memory 50%
• Emotional Regulation 50%
• Health-related 50%
• High Risk 25%
• Physical Problems 25%
• Short Form 36 (SF-36) 25%
• Employment Status 25%
• Physical Function 25%
• Physical Health 25%
• Health Risk 25%
• Memory Problems 25%
• Brief Symptom Inventory 25%
• Professional Occupations 25%
• Generalized Linear Model 25%
• Poor Physical Health 25%
• Female Relatives 25%
• Mental Health Component 25%
• Physical Health Component 25%
• Occupational Status 25%
• Stratified Model 25%
• Occupational Outcomes 25%
• Limited Memory 25%
• Cancer-associated 25%
• Anxiety-depressive Disorders 25%
• Sex-stratified 25%
• Mental Function 25%
• Efficiency Limitation 25%
• Managerial Occupations 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cohort Analysis 100%
• Childhood Cancer 100%
• Somatization 50%
• Malignant Neoplasm 25%
• Mental Health 25%
• Short Form 36 25%
• Brief Symptom Inventory 25%

Psychology

• Somatization 100%
• Generalized Linear Model 50%
• Neurocognitive Function 50%
• Mental Health 50%