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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Aug 27.
Published in final edited form as: JCO Glob Oncol. 2024 May;10:e2400167. doi: 10.1200/GO.24.00167

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics and general features of survey participants (n=200)

Features % (n)
Age
Median (IQR)= 36 (7) (range: 26-84)
Mean (±SD) = 38.87 (9.5)
Gender
Man 51.5 (103)
Woman 47.5 (95)
I prefer not to answer 1 (2)
Academic degree
MD 71 (142)
MD/PhD or MD/MSc 18.5 (37)
PhD 7 (14)
PharmD/MPharm 2 (4)
Other 1.5 (3)
Current oncology specialty
Clinical Oncology disciplines 91.5 (183)
   Medical Oncology 54 (108)
   Radiation Oncology 17 (34)
   Clinical Oncology 18.5 (37)
   Haematology/Oncology 2 (4)
Surgical Oncology 2.5 (5)
Oncology Pharmacy 4.5 (8)
Other specialties¥ 1.5 (4)
Current position
Specialist doctor/Attending physician 59 (118)
Resident physician/Physician in training 14.5 (29)
Professor (assistant, associate, full) 23.5 (47)
Other 3 (6)
Primary affiliation type
Public sector 68 (130)
Private sector 15.5 (31)
Public and private 15 (30)
Other 1.5 (3)
Country of participant
Morocco 25.5 (51)
Turkey 7 (14)
United Kingdom 5.5 (11)
United States of America 5.5 (11)
Bangladesh 5 (10)
Belgium 5 (10)
Kenya 4.5 (9)
Pakistan 4 (8)
Egypt 4 (8)
Ethiopia 3.5 (7)
Kigndom of Saudi Arabia 2.5 (5)
Italy 2.5 (5)
Algeria 2.5 (5)
All other countries 22.5 (155)
Missing data 0.5 (1)
Income group of participants’ country α
Low- and middle-income country 70.5 (141)
High-income country 29 (58)
Missing data 0.5 (1)

Abbreviations: MD: medical doctorate, PhD:philosophy doctorate, SD: standard deviation, IQR: interquartile range, MS: master of science, PharmD: Doctorate of pharmacy, MPharm: master of pharmacy. ¥Gynecologic oncology (n=1), pediatric oncology (n=1), digestive oncology (n=1), and one unknown specialty (n=1, the participant indicated physician scientist). PharmD/PhD (n=2), MPhil (n=1). †Research fellow (n=2), PhD candidate (n=1), hospital director (n=1), chief pharmacist (n=1). Academia (n=2), academic private (n=1). details on all countries can be found in Supplement 2 (Table 1). αBased on the World Bank classification (2022 data); available here: https://blogs.worldbank.org/opendata/new-world-bank-country-classifications-income-level-2021-2022. Venezuela, previously classified as a an upper-middle income country, was reclassified as a lower-middle income country (https://publications.iadb.org/en/venezuela-still-upper-middle-income-country-estimating-gni-capita-2015-2021).