Rehabilitation and return to work after cancer : instruments and practices
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TextPublication details: Luxembourg European Agency for Safety and Health at Work 2018Edition: 1 st edDescription: 99 pISBN: - 9789294968685
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1. Background. 2. Objective. 3. Methods. 3.1 Literature review. 3.2 Detailed descriptions of policies, systems, programmes and instruments in the field rehabilitation and RTW after a cancer diagnosis. 3.3 Company case studies. 3.4 Focus groups with stakeholders. 3.5 EU-OSHA seminar to discuss the findings. 4. Results. 4.1 Literature review. 4.2 Detailed description of policies, systems, programmes and instruments. 4.3 Company case studies. 4.4. Focus groups with stakeholders. 5. Discussion of findings. 5.1 Policy and strategy options and recommendations. 5.2 Comparison of approaches, taking into account aspects of national contexts. 5.3 Challenges in and siccess factors of the implementations of instruments and practices. 5.4 Transferability of instruments and practices. 5.5 Assessments of elements considered essential in an OSH system. 6. Conclusion 7. References. 8. Annex
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