Japanese childhood cancer survivors' readiness for care as adults: a cross-sectional survey using the Transition Scales.

Background: Childhood cancer survivors' (CCSs') readiness for adult care has not been evaluated in Japan. We conducted a survey to examine transition barriers and facilitators in CCSs and compared the results with those of CCSs in Canada.

Methods: Participants were selected from the Heart Link mutual-aid health insurance membership directory and the Millefeuille Childhood Cancer Frontiers.

Factors associated with the specific worries of childhood cancer survivors: Cross-sectional survey in Japan.

Background: Previous research has shown that adult childhood cancer survivors (CCS) have many worries. We re-analyzed the employment data in order to identify these worries and their associated factors.

Methods: The participants were selected from the membership directory of Heart Link mutual-aid health insurance, and recruited by the CCS Network.

Recent employment trend of childhood cancer survivors in Japan: a cross-sectional survey.

Background: Previous research has shown that some adult childhood cancer survivors (CCSs) have experienced employment difficulties. However, the actual employment status of CCSs in Japan has not been studied.

Participants And Methods: The participants were selected from the membership directory of Heart Link mutual-aid health insurance and recruited by the Childhood Cancer Patients' Network.