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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Mar 4.
Published in final edited form as: J Cancer Educ. 2019 Aug;34(4):725–734. doi: 10.1007/s13187-018-1364-2

Table 1.

Key study covariates of US and UK/ROI patients

Patient characteristics US (n = 219) UK/ROI (n = 194)
N = 413 (%)a n (%) n (%) χ2
Age, mean (SD)b 60.22 (15.90) 68.60 (9.80) 50.71 (16.17) 189.43*** c
Race 0.15
 White 377 (91.3) 201 (91.8) 176 (90.7)
 Other   36 (8.7)   18 (8.2)   18 (9.3)
Education 0.29
 No college education 222 (53.8) 115 (52.5) 107 (55.2)
 College education 191 (46.2) 104 (47.5)   87 (44.8)
Incomed 17.34***
 Less than $50k/£40k 213 (53.3)   90 (43.3) 123 (64.1)
 Greater than $50k/£40k 187 (46.8) 118 (56.7)   69 (35.90)
Sex 1.22
 Male 180 (43.6) 101 (46.1)   79 (40.7)
 Female 233 (56.4) 118 (53.9) 115 (59.3)
Cancer status 53.32***
 Remission 309 (74.8) 196 (89.5) 113 (58.2)
 Currently has cancer 104 (25.2)   23 (10.5)   81 (41.8)
Cancer type 11.95**
 Breast 197 (47.7)   93 (42.5) 104 (53.6)
 Colorectal   54 (13.1)   27 (12.3)   27 (13.9)
 Lung or bronchus   32 (7.7)   14 (6.4)   918 (9.3)
 Prostate 130 (31.5)   85 (38.8)   45 (23.2)
Ask CCT 1.61
 No 397 (96.1) 213 (97.3) 184 (94.8)
 Yes   16 (3.9)     6 (2.7)   10 (5.2)

Ask CCT, patient previously asked to participate in a cancer clinical trial

a

Percentages totaled within column may exceed 100% due to rounding

b

Patients who failed to respond were removed (n = 1)

c

F statistic derived from a one-way analysis of variance

d

Patients who failed to respond were removed (n = 13)

p ≤ 0.05;

**

p ≤ 0.01;

***

p ≤ 0.001