Table 1. Participant characteristics.
| N | |
|---|---|
|
Patients (N=95) | |
| Median age, years (range) | 68 (46–90) |
| Median time since diagnosis, months (range) |
6 (1–62) |
|
Treatment | |
| Surgery | 42 (44%) |
| Surgery+radiotherapy | 53 (56%) |
| Number (none or 1) of comorbidities | 46 (50%) |
| Partner (yes) | 71 (75%) |
| Children (yes) |
75 (79%) |
|
Educational levela | |
| Low | 41 (46%) |
| Intermediate | 28 (31%) |
| High | 20 (23%) |
| Region of inclusion (Leiden) |
54 (57%) |
|
Clinicians (N=77) | |
|
Specialty | |
| Radiation oncology | 25 (33%) |
| Gynaecologic oncology | 24 (31%) |
| Gynaecology (focus on oncology) | 28 (36%) |
| Median age, years (range) | 48 (33–65) |
| Median time since specialisation, years (range) | 10 (0–36) |
| Median number of EC patients per year (range) | 20 (0–70) |
| Male gender | 31 (40%) |
| Current institution (academic) | 27 (35%) |
Abbreviation: EC=endometrial cancer.
Educational levels included low=completed no/primary school; intermediate=completed lower general secondary education/vocational training; or high=completed pre-university education/high vocational training/university. Six patients did not respond to this question.