Table 3.

Prioritised attributes of breast cancer follow-up care listed in order of importance

	Attribute	Total score	Mean score
1	Cancer survivor/patient receives clear simple information including care plan and what to expect (late effects/symptoms)	87	4.35
2	Information sharing between providers/clinicians including test results and medical records	106	5.3
3	Designated person who coordinates follow-up care (e.g., cancer nurse/GP)	109	5.45
4	Follow-up discussion starts with cancer survivor/patient during active treatment and continues with regular follow-up appointments to discuss changing needs	129	6.45
5	Out-of-pocket costs of the service	160	8
6	Length of the follow-up appointment	161	8.05
7	Follow-up includes allied health and psychosocial support e.g., Exercise physiologist, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, psychology, financial planning, social worker	165	8.25
8	Ability to contact cancer nurse throughout follow-up phase	166	8.3
9	Shared care management plan developed with a multi-disciplinary team (including GP)	171	8.55
10	Effective handover, education, and support for GP to take on cancer follow-up care	179	8.95
11	Offer of both telehealth and/or face-to-face appointment options	184	9.2
12	Travel distance to follow-up appointment/s	185	9.25
13	Clear process to rapidly re-enter the hospital system (if needed)	197	9.85
14	Co-located multi-disciplinary team	221	11.05
15	Cultural component included for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cancer survivor/patients	235	11.75
16	Connection to networks and community services e.g., Breast Cancer Network, non-governmental organisations, peer support groups, support for carers/family members	265	13.25