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. 2016 Sep 1;19(9):991–994. doi: 10.1089/jpm.2016.0089

Table 1.

Patient Demographics and Variables (N = 100)

Variables N
Median age (Q1–Q3) 57 (49–65)
Female gender 52
Ethnicity
 White 78
 African American 8
 Hispanic 7
 Others 7
Marital status
 Married 58
 Not married 42
Education level
 ≥Completed college 42
 <College 55
 Unknown 3
Religion
 Christian/Protestant/Catholic 80
 Other 20
Primary cancer diagnosis
 Breast 16
 Gastrointestinal (colon, liver, pancreas) 19
 Genitourinary 7
 Gynecological 10
 Head and neck 15
 Lung 18
 Other 15
Cancer stage
 Locally advanced 20
 Metastatic 74
 Recurrent 6
Previous cancer treatment
 1–2 types of chemotherapy 42
 >2 types of chemotherapy 47
 Targeted therapy/phase 1 19
 Radiation 61
 Surgery 57
 Other 6
Median HADS anxiety (median, Q1–Q3) 7 (4–9)
Median HADS depression (median, Q1–Q3) 6 (3–9)
Median trust in medical profession (median, Q1–Q3) 13 (11–14)
Median degree of trust (median, Q1–Q3) 2 (1–4)
Median total hopefulness (Herth Hope Index) (median, Q1–Q3) 22 (20–25)
Median degree of hopefulness (median, Q1–Q3) 2 (0–5)

HADS–Hospital Anxiety Depression Scale.