Table 1:

Self-reported physician practices, knowledge, and attitudes regarding financial toxicity

	Surgeon*	Medical oncologist*	Radiation oncologist*
Frequency of discussing financial burden of cancer treatments with patients
Never	63 (18.2%)	10 (3.5%)	5 (2.8%)
Rarely	133 (36.9%)	40 (13.5%)	36 (23.0%)
Sometimes	110 (29.2%)	94 (32.2%)	49 (30.0%)
Often	54 (13.8%)	113 (40.3%)	48 (31.0%)
Always	7 (1.8%)	33 (10.6%)	23 (13.2%)
Awareness of out-of-pocket costs of tests and treaments they recommend
Not at all	41 (10.5%)	9 (3.1%)	7 (3.6%)
A little	100 (26.5%)	50 (17.3%)	39 (23.3%)
Somewhat	123 (35.7%)	111 (39.6%)	62 (38.8%)
Quite	76 (19.0%)	89 (30.1%)	39 (26.1%)
Very	26 (8.3%)	28 (9.9%)	15 (8.2%)
Importance of saving patients money
Not at all	45 (13.3%)	3 (1.0%)	6 (3.5%)
A little	68 (20.3%)	35 (11.8%)	15 (8.4%)
Somewhat	115 (31.1%)	86 (30.2%)	53 (32.3%)
Quite	121 (31.6%)	120 (41.3%)	63 (40.0%)
Extremely	15 (3.7%)	45 (15.7%)	24 (15.8%)

^*Unweighted n and weighted percentage