Table 1.

Journey mapping interviews: participant characteristics

	Gender	Ethnicity	Languages spoken (in addition to English)	Education	Additional self-identified diversity considerations
Patient’s loved ones n = 3	2 female 1 male	1 Indigenous 2 Caucasian	1 Plains Cree	2 post-secondary 1 high school	1 low incomea 1 demisexual 1 rural residentc
Physicians n = 3	2 female 1 male	1 Chinese 1 South Asian 1 Caucasian	1 Cantonese 1 Punjabi 2 French	3 post-secondary	1 English not first language
Nurses n = 2	2 female	2 Caucasian	n/a	2 post-secondary
Allied health professionalsb n = 5	4 female 1 male	4 Caucasian 1 European, Caribbean, Métis	2 French 1 German	5 post-secondary	2 with disability 1 rural resident

^aDefined as any person in a household with income less than the Canadian Low-income measure, after tax (LIM-AT)

^bIncludes dieticians, physiotherapists, pharmacists, and social workers

^cDefined by Canada Post as having a rural forward sortation area