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Table 3 Basic characteristics of patients who did not resign after breast cancer diagnosis (n = 229)

From: Predictors of resignation and sick leave after cancer diagnosis among Japanese breast cancer survivors: a cross-sectional study

  

Sick leave

No sick leave

p-value

n (%)

n (%)

 

Age at time of diagnosis, y

< 47

37 (51.4)

80 (51.0)

0.951

≥47

35 (48.6)

77 (49.0)

 

Education level

Higher (university, graduate school)

19 (26.4)

50 (31.8)

0.403

Lower (high school, vocational school, junior college)

53 (73.6)

107 (68.2)

 

Cancer stage

Early (0, I)

39 (54.2)

106 (67.5)

0.052

Advanced (II–IV)

33 (45.8)

51 (32.5)

 

Surgery

No

1 (1.4)

17 (10.8)

0.015*

Yes

71 (98.6)

140 (89.2)

 

Chemotherapy

No

16 (22.2)

45 (28.7)

0.306

Yes

56 (77.8)

112 (68.6)

 

Radiotherapy

No

25 (34.7)

53 (33.8)

0.886

Yes

47 (65.3)

104 (66.2)

 

Employment status

Permanent

26 (36.1)

74 (47.1)

0.118

Non-permanent

46 (63.9)

83 (52.9)

 

Occupation type

Office work

39 (54.2)

104 (66.2)

0.080

Non-office work

33 (45.8)

53 (33.8)

 
  1. * < 0.05