Background First Nations people with cancer in Canada confront several critical inequities
in physical and psychosocial domains. First Nations women are at a particular disadvantage …

Background Despite reverence afforded the therapeutic relationship construct in occupational
therapy, many occupational therapists feel ill equipped to use themselves therapeutically …

Objective To examine operational definitions of return to work (RTW) poststroke and provide
more precise estimates of RTW through meta-analysis. Data Sources A systematic search …

… Dr Morrison contributed to the concept and design of the study, data gathering, analysis,
and interpretation. Dr Thomas contributed to the concept and design of the study, analysis, and …

The impact of arm morbidity on leisure and quality of life is an understudied area in cancer
survivorship. The purpose of this study was to qualitatively describe the impact of breast …

Little is known about First Nations, Inuit, and Métis (FNIM) women's experiences with cancer,
including how they relate to cultural and social factors such as geography, history, racism, …

Cancer survivors report a gap in work integration advice from healthcare professionals. This
occurs despite physicians routinely providing comment upon survivors’ work abilities to …

Background. Returning to work is important for many people following stroke. An estimate of
the prevalence of people intending to return to work post-stroke would be helpful in …

Description. Pour de nombreuses personnes en âge de travailler ayant survécu à un cancer,
le retour au travail représente un indicateur de la qualité de vie. Cependant, on constate …

Introduction: The therapeutic alliance is constituted of two predominant actors, the client and
therapist, and is embedded within a rich environment that may both facilitate and restrict the …