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. 2013 Mar 28;13:165. doi: 10.1186/1471-2407-13-165

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of 627 medical/radiation (MED/RAD) oncology and transplant (SCT) patients

  Clinical service
SCT( n = 191)
MED/RAD (n = 436)
N % N %
Sex, Male
111
58.1
229
52.5
Age, years
49 (12.9)
56 (13.9)
  Mean (SD)
  Range
19-75
18-89
Ethnicity, Hispanic/Latino
2
1.0
9
2.1
Race, minority or multiple
13
6.8
32
7.3
Some college or college graduate
146
76.4
299
68.6
Married/Partnered
138
72.3
303
69.5
Low annual household income (<=$35,000)
44
23.0
101
23.2
Study Group (Intervention)*
92
48.2
217
49.8
Incident cancer diagnosis
134
70.2
370
84.9
Cancer type
0
0
42
9.6
  Breast
  GI
0
0
80
18.3
  GU
0
0
70
16.1
  Gyn
0
0
49
11.2
  Head and Neck
0
0
53
12.2
  Leukemia
88
46.1
6
1.4
  Lung
0
0
41
9.4
  Lymphoma
62
32.5
40
9.2
  Myeloma
38
19.9
7
1.6
  Other
3
1.5
48
11.0
Days between T1 and T2, days
 
 
 
 
  Median, range 42 (14–107) 41(11–105)

*In the intervention group, Patient-reported quality-of-life issues were automatically displayed on a graphical summary and provided to the clinical team before an on-treatment visit; in the control group, no summary was provided. Details on study design can be found in Berry et al. [16].