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. 2017 May 19;17:348. doi: 10.1186/s12885-017-3344-z

Table 2.

Characteristics of study participants (Patients and Family Members)

Patients (n = 29) Family Members (n = 14)
Gender:
 Female 13 8
 Male 16 6
Age:
 30–50 yrs 5 4
 51–60 yrs 7 3
 61–70 yrs 12 5
 71–80 yrs 5 1
 81–90 yrs 0 1
Place of recruitment:
 Via oncology clinic 29 9
 Via newspaper advertisement N/A 3
 Via NHS Smoking Cessation Group N/A 2
Relationship of family member to patient participant:
 Spouse/partner N/A 5
 Daughter 1
 Parents 2
 Sister 1
 Recruited independently of patient 5
Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD): 2012 Quintile:
 1 (Most deprived) 7 8
 2 6 3
 3 5 1
 4 9 1
 5 (Least deprived) 2 1
Smoking status (at time of interview):
 Smoker 15 11
 Ex-smoker (since around diagnosis) 14 3
Cancer type:
 Head & Neck 10 N/A
 Colorectal 7
 Lung 7
 Gynaecological 5
Time since diagnosis:
  ≤ 6 months 13 N/A
 7–12 months 5
 13–18 months 8
  > 18 months 3
Treatment intent:
 Radical 23 N/A
 Palliative 6