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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Blood Cancer. 2017 Sep 20;65(1):10.1002/pbc.26743. doi: 10.1002/pbc.26743

TABLE 1.

Baseline child and family characteristics of long-term follow-up survey (T3) respondents (N = 52)

Frequency (%) or Median (p25, p75)
Parental demographics at baseline

Parent completing survey: mother 32 (62)

Parent age 39.3 (33.7, 46.2)

Education
 High school education or less 9 (17)
 Associate/bachelors 24 (46)
 Masters/doctorate 19 (37)

Ethnicity: Hispanic or Latino 2 (4)

Race: non-White 10 (19)

Household characteristics at baseline

English as primary language 50 (96)

Single parent household 7 (14)

Household size 4 (4, 5)

Distance of home from DFCI (miles)
 0–50 40 (77)
 50+ 12 (23)

Household income at diagnosis (dollars) 101,012 (72,690, 182,500)

Any parent in household unemployed at diagnosis (excluding stay at home parents) 2 (4)

Child, disease, and care characteristics

Female 32 (62)

Age at diagnosis 5.5 (3, 12)

Cancer diagnosis
 Hematologic malignancy 28 (54)
 Solid tumor 15 (29)
 Brain tumor 9 (17)

Health insurance
 Private ± Masshealth/Medicaid 43 (83)
 Medicaid/MassHealth only 9 (17)
 Uninsured 0 (0)

p25, p75: 25th percentile, 75th percentile.