Table 1. Most frequent unmet supportive care needs of participants.

Items	Domain	N (%)
No being able to do the things you used to	P & D	199 (73.4)
To have one member of hospital staff with whom you can talk about all aspects of your disease	H & I	194 (71.6)
To be informed about cancer that is under control or diminishing	H & I	192 (70.8)
To be informed about things you can do to help yourself get well	H & I	179 (66.8)
Lack of energy/ tiredness	P & D	176 (65.2)
Concern about financial situation	N	172 (63)
To be given information about aspects of managing your illness and side effects at home	H & I	169 (62.1)
To be informed about your test results as soon as possible	H & I	163 (60.4)
Change in usual routine and lifestyle	P	160 (60.2)
Concern about getting to and from the hospital	N	163(59.9)
Concern about the worries of those close to you	P	160 (59.7)
To be adequately informed about the benefits and side effects of treatments before you chose to have them	H & I	161 (58.8)
Worry that the result of treatment are beyond your control	P	156 (57.4)
Making the most of your time	P	153(56.3)
Waiting a long time for clinic appointment	P & S	147 (54.6)
To be given explanations of those tests for which you would like explanations	H & I	146 (53.3)
Feeling down or depressed	P	145 (53.1)
To be given written information about the important aspects of your care	H & I	136 (50.2)

P = psychological; H & I = health system and information; P & D = physical and daily living; P & S = patients care and support; N = no specific items