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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Nurs. 2008;31(1):38–48. doi: 10.1097/01.NCC.0000305685.59507.9e

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the participants (N=11)

Characteristics N (%) Characteristics N (%)
Age Gender
 Mean (SD) 46.45 (6.91)  Women 11 (100)
 Men 0 (0)
Education Religion
 High-school 2 (18.2)  Protestant 2 (18.2)
 Partial college 2 (18.2)  Others 9 (81.8)
 College graduates 5 (45.5) Annual Family Income: $48,276
 Graduate degree 2 (18.2)  Mean (SD) (SD=48,071.83)
Employment US Born
 Employed 7 (63.6)  Yes 11 (100)
 Unemployed 4 (36.4)  No 0 (0)
Income Satisfaction Usage of Pain Medication
 Totally insufficient 1 (9.1)  Yes 2 (18.2)
 Somewhat insufficient 6 (54.5)  No 9 (81.8)
 Sufficient for essentials 3 (27.3)
 More than sufficient 1 (9.1)
General Health Previous Medical Treatments
 Unhealthy 2 (18.2)  Radiation only 1 (9.1)
 Healthy 9 (81.8)  Chemotherapy only 3 (27.3)
 Combined 6 (54.5)
 Others 1 (9.1)
Primary cancer Site Stage of Cancer
 Breast 9 (81.8)  0 1 (9.1)
 Lung 1 (9.1)  I 0 (0)
 Thyroid 1 (9.1)  II 6 (54.6)
 III 2 (18.2)
 Unknown 1 (9.1)
 Missing 1 (9.1)