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Table 1 Basic characteristics of the analyzed respondents (n = 269)

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

Variable

Resigned

(n = 40)

Not resigned (n = 229)

p-value

n (%)

n (%)

Age at time of diagnosis, y

  < 47

26 (65.0)

117 (51.1)

0.104

  ≥ 47

14 (35.0)

112 (48.9)

 

Education level

 Higher (university, graduate school)

4 (10.0)

69 (30.1)

0.007**

 Lower (high school, vocational school, junior college)

36 (90.0)

160 (69.9)

 

Cancer stage

 Early (0, I)

18 (45.0)

145 (63.3)

0.029*

 Advanced (II–IV)

22 (55.0)

84 (36.7)

 

Surgery

 No

1 (2.5)

18 (7.9)

0.325

 Yes

39 (97.5)

211 (92.1)

 

Chemotherapy

 No

9 (22.5)

61 (26.6)

0.582

 Yes

31 (77.5)

168 (73.4)

 

Radiotherapy

 No

17 (42.5)

78 (34.1)

0.303

 Yes

23 (57.5)

151 (65.9)

 

Type of employment

 Permanent

17 (42.5)

100 (43.7)

0.891

 Non-permanent

23 (57.5)

129 (56.3)

 

Occupation type

 Office work

17 (42.5)

143 (62.4)

0.018*

 Non-office work

23 (57.5)

86 (37.6)

 

Sick leave

 No

17 (42.5)

157 (68.6)

0.001**

 Yes

23 (57.5)

72 (31.4)

 
  1. * < 0.05, ** < 0.01