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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 May 4.
Published in final edited form as: Oncol Nurs Forum. 2016 Jan;43(1):57–66. doi: 10.1188/16.ONF.57-66

TABLE 1. Sociodemographic and Disease Characteristics by Matched Groups (Black or Hispanic Versus Non-Hispanic White).

Black or
Hispanica
(N = 44)
Non-Hispanic
White
(N = 44)
Characteristic X SD X SD pb
Age (years) 56.3 12.5 56 11.5 0.93
Characteristic n n pb
Sex 0.76
 Female 39 37
 Male 5 7
Insurance c 0.002
 Private 22 37
 Medicare 15 7
 Medicaid 5
Education 0.02
 High school or less 28 18
 Associates or bachelor’s 11 12
 Graduate or professional 4 14
Annual household income ($) 0.00
 Less than 25,000 12 1
 25,000–49,000 13 5
 50,000–99,000 9 8
 100,000 or greater 2 20
Language 0.36
 English 40 43
 Bilingual 3 1
Cancer type 1
 Breast 29 28
 Lung 8 7
 Leukemia 5 6
 Other 2 3
Cancer staged 0.97
 0–II 16 20
 III–IV 8 11
 Recurrent or relapsed 5 4
 Other 4 5
Performance statusd 0.43
 ECOG 0 14 16
 ECOG 1 4 1
 ECOG 2 2 1
a

Black or Hispanic and Non-Hispanic White participants matched in a 1:1 ratio based on cancer type and age (plus or minus five years).

b

All p values are two-sided Fisher’s exact tests performed on non-missing observations.

c

One participant with no insurance was removed from this analysis.

d

This information was only collected if available for participants who consented to electronic medical record review (n = 73).

ECOG—Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group

Note.Unless otherwise indicated, missing observations reflect participant non-response or that information was not present in the electronic medical record.