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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Support Care Cancer. 2017 Aug 26;26(2):529–537. doi: 10.1007/s00520-017-3862-x

Table 1.

Demographics

Survivors
N=31
Caregivers
N=31
Age
45–70 10 (32%) 16 (52%)
71–84 15 (48%) 10 (32%)
85 or older   6 (19%)   2 (6%)
Missing   0   3 (10%)
Female 17 (55%) 22 (71%)
Caucasian 27 (87%) 26 (84%)
Household income
30,000 or less   6 (19%)
30,001–50,000   7 (22%)
50,001–75,000   7 (22%)
75,001 or more   5 (16%)
Missing   6 (19%)
Education
High school, GED, vocational school, or less 13 (42%)   5 (16%)
Some college 11 (35%) 17 (55%)
Some graduate school   6 (19%)   5 (16%)
Missing   1 (3%)   4 (13%)
Impairment level
Needs help with activities of daily living (ADL) (e.g., bathing, dressing) 18 (58%)
Needs help with instrumental ADL (e.g., driving, preparing meals) or ostomy care 13 (42%)
Received ostomy care 17 (59%)
Received ostomy care only (subset of group above)   5 (16%)
Household status
Lives with spouse 21 (68%)
Lives alone   5 (16%)
Lives with non-spouse   5 (16%)
Caregiver relation to patient
Spouse 21 (68%)
Child   2 (6%)
Other relative   6 (19%)
Not related   2 (6%)