Table 3.

Factors Associated With Oncologists Reporting Always/Almost Always Discussing Survivorship Care Recommendations and Delineation of Provider Responsibility With Survivors (n = 356)

Factors	OR	95% CI	Wald F	P
Age	1.01	1.00 to 1.03		.080
Race/ethnicity			3.62	.030
Non-Hispanic white	Ref
Asian	1.60	1.13 to 2.27		.008
Other*	1.04	0.63 to 1.70		.887
Sex			2.86	.094
Male	Ref
Female	1.32	0.95 to 1.82		.094
Training regarding late and long-term effects of cancer			22.86	< .001
No or yes, somewhat	Ref
Yes, in detail	2.02	1.51 to 2.70		< .001
Preferred model of survivorship care			2.25	.110
Shared responsibility	0.64	0.41 to 0.98		.040
Own responsibility	Ref
Someone else's responsibility	0.83	0.57 to 1.21		.322
Uncertainty about who should provide general preventive care			4.34	.040
Never or rarely	Ref
Sometimes, often, or always/almostalways	0.74	0.56 to 0.99		.040

Abbreviation: OR, odds ratio.

^*Other includes Hispanic white, non-Hispanic black, and multiple race/ethnicity.