Table 2.

Decision making related to cancer treating hospital and early-phase clinical trial enrollment among cancer-related internet users in an early drug development clinic.

Questionnaire item		Overall (N=179), n (%)	Millennials or Generation X/Y (n=49), n (%)	Baby Boomers (n=89), n (%)	Greatest or Silent (n=41), n (%)
How did you decide where to get your cancer care?
	Reputation of cancer care organization/hospital	112/174 (64)	35/48 (73)	47/85 (55)	30/41 (73)
	Physician recommendation	111/174 (64)	30/48 (63)	57/85 (67)	24/41 (59)
	Family or friend recommendation	42/174 (24)	12/48 (25)	19/85 (22)	11/41 (27)
Did the information on the Internet influence your decision to come to the treating hospital?
	No, not at all	99/171 (58)	21/48 (44)	53/83 (64)	25/40 (63)
	Yes, absolutely	45/171 (26)	14/48 (29)	22/83 (27)	9/40 (23)
	Yes, somewhat	27/171 (16)	13/48 (27)	8/83 (10)	6/40 (15)
Did the information on the Internet influence your decision to come to the Phase I clinic at the treating hospital?
	No, not at all	134/165 (81)	38/47 (81)	63/81 (78)	33/37 (89)
	Yes, somewhat	15/165 (9)	4/47 (9)	8/81 (10)	1/37 (3)
	Yes, absolutely	16/165 (10)	5/47 (11)	10/81 (12)	3/37 (8)
Did the information on the Internet influence your decision to enroll on a Phase I clinical trial?
	No, not at all	129/160 (81)	35/45 (78)	62/79 (79)	32/36 (89)
	Yes, somewhat	14/160 (9)	4/45 (9)	9/79 (11)	2/36 (6)
	Yes, absolutely	17/160 (11)	6/45 (13)	8/79 (10)	2/36 (6)
How did you decide which clinical trial physician to use?
	Referring physician recommendation	149/168 (89)	44/47 (94)	71/83 (86)	34/38 (90)
	Assigned by the treating hospital	15/168 (9)	1/47 (2)	10/83 (12)	4/38 (11)
	Family or friend recommendation	6/168 (4)	3/47 (6)	1/83 (1)	2/38 (5)
	Internet	4/164 (2)	1/47 (2)	4/83 (5)	1/38 (3)