Table 2.
Care for people who recently completed active cancer treatment
| Rarely/never/don’t know,an (%) | Sometimes, n (%) | Often/almost always,an (%) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How often the GPs receive: | |||
| A short treatment summarya | 38 (7.6) | 114 (22.8) | 348 (69.6) |
| A detailed treatment summarya | 89 (17.8) | 160 (32.0) | 251 (50.2) |
| Details of ongoing care from hospitala | 63 (12.6) | 152 (30.4) | 285 (57.0) |
| Details of ongoing care to be provided by GPa | 133 (26.6) | 157 (31.4) | 210 (42.0) |
| Information on when to refer backa | 231 (46.2) | 165 (33.0) | 104 (20.8) |
| Information on possible late effectsa | 291 (58.2) | 130 (26.0) | 79 (15.8) |
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| Frequency of providing care related to: | |||
| Management of treatment-related side effects | 61 (12.2) | 182 (36.4) | 257 (51.4) |
| Management of psychological symptoms | 57 (11.4) | 164 (32.8) | 279 (55.8) |
| Lifestyle health care | 41 (8.2) | 183 (36.6) | 276 (55.2) |
| Advice concerning work and/or finances | 146 (29.2) | 204 (40.8) | 150 (30.0) |
a
‘Almost’ always was provided as an option in place of ‘don’t know’ for these questions. The options were rarely/never/sometimes/often/almost always, whereas the options for the other questions were rarely/never/don’t know/sometimes/often.