Cancer survivorship research has largely focused on physical recovery and quality of life, with limited attention to occupational identity and social participation among Hispanic men with genitourinary cancer. Yet cancer survivorship can significantly affect occupational identity, social participation, and engagement in meaningful life roles. The purpose of this qualitative phenomenological study was to explore how Hispanic men aged 40 years and older with genitourinary cancer experience changes in occupational identity and social participation following cancer diagnosis and treatment.
