Table 2.

Utah Oncology Providers' Perceptions of Unmet Needs for Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology Patients (N = 91)

	AYAs need assistance with supporta		Support goes unmet for AYAsa
	N	%	N	%
Resource support
Financial assistance information	55	63.2	14	16.7
Insurance, disability, or social security assistance	62	69.7	12	14.8
Employment support	21	23.9	14	16.9
Education support	34	39.1	8	9.8
Treatment and clinical support
Late effects information	63	70.1	11	13.1
Genetic counseling information	42	47.2	6	7.1
Fertility information	58	65.2	4	4.8
Infertility treatment (e.g., in vitro, artificial insemination)	44	50.0	9	11.0
Diet and nutrition information	44	49.4	10	12.1
Exercise and physical fitness	42	47.2	10	11.9
Physical therapy/functional rehabilitation	37	41.6	10	12.5
Complementary/alternative medicine	23	25.8	15	18.3
Social and family support
Sexuality or intimacy counseling	35	39.3	23	28.4
Appearance/body image support	36	40.9	16	19.3
Mental health counseling for anxiety, depression, or stress	41	46.1	13	15.5
Family or relationship counseling	28	31.5	12	14.6
Religious or spiritual support	16	18.2	8	10.1
Peer connections	30	34.5	15	19.0

^aAlways to often.