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Table 3.

Percentages and frequencies of academic and community respondents stating they are “Moderately confident” or “Very confident” in their ability to care for other non-pain symptoms

	All respondents	Academic respondents	Community respondents	P value
Manage other GI symptoms (dysphagia, diarrhea, constipation)	82.8% (520)	77.5% (217)	86.5% (283)	.004
Manage nausea and vomiting	82.3% (517)	77.9% (218)	85.9% (281)	.010
Manage respiratory symptoms (cough, dyspnea)	60.7% (381)	56.4% (158)	63.9% (209)	.060
Manage insomnia	44.3% (278)	41.4% (115)	47.4% (155)	.118
Manage anorexia	43.6% (274)	40.0% (112)	47.7% (156)	.057
Manage fatigue	40.6% (255)	38.6% (108)	42.5% (139)	.325

GI, gastrointestinal.