A multidisciplinary intervention to support return to work of individuals with breast cancer: a prospective feasibility study.
Support Care CancerSep 16, 2026 (epub)
Sara Paltrinieri, Luca Braglia, Francesca Bravi et al.
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In 30 seconds
This prospective feasibility study evaluated a multidisciplinary intervention aimed at supporting work reintegration for employed individuals with breast cancer facing work-related difficulties. Out of 85 individuals, 32 (37.6%) were eligible, with 50% accepting participation. By 12 months, 10 out of 11 participants (95% CI 58.7%-99.8%) achieved work reintegration, indicating the intervention's feasibility.
Key findings
- 37.6% of participants met eligibility criteria for the study.
- 50% of eligible participants accepted the invitation to participate.
- At 12 months, 95% of participants achieved work reintegration.
- Adherence to the intervention was high, peaking at 92.3% at 1 month.
Why it matters
Understanding the feasibility of multidisciplinary interventions can help clinicians design effective support systems for individuals with breast cancer, ultimately improving their work participation and quality of life.