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. 2023 Oct 16;34(1-2):72–85. doi: 10.1177/10497323231204182

Table 1.

Qualitative Interview Guide.

Question Probes
What is it like to live with advanced cancer as a young adult? • When were you diagnosed? What was it like to be diagnosed at that age?
How does advanced cancer impact your experience in day-to-day life as a young adult? • How does your diagnosis impact the things you want to be doing?
• Can you elaborate on what causes those difficulties?
What are the different things you are doing to overcome these difficulties? • How have you attempted to carve out a life for yourself?
• What has worked? What hasn’t worked?
• Why have these things worked or not worked?
• What do you wish had worked? Why?
What services and/or supports are you accessing? • What was it about these supports/services that helped you? What hasn’t helped?
• Why have these things worked or not worked?
• What do you wish had worked? Why?
• What type of services/supports would you like to see? Can you elaborate on what these services might look like?
What was the process like when you finished your treatment? • What were or are some of the physical/psychological/social concerns you are/have faced since you have finished your treatments?
• How did the treatment phase affect your relationships with your family/friends/co-workers? Can you speak more about this?
• Can you talk about some of the support you received from family/friends/clinicians around the management of these concerns?
Is there anything else that you would like to add? • Is there any important issue that we have not talked about and that you would like to share with me?