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. 2019 Oct 22;25(3):229–234. doi: 10.1634/theoncologist.2019-0553

Table 2.

Survey responders’ perspectives on IDEA collaboration

Perspectives Number of responders (n = 145), n (%)
Awareness of the IDEA collaboration from ASCO Annual Meeting 2017
Yes 142 (97.9)
No 3 (2.1)
IDEA collaboration changed [their] practice
Yes 103 (71.0)
No 42 (29.0)
IDEA collaboration supports 3 months of adjuvant therapy for some patients
Yes 109 (75.2)
No 19 (13.1)
Undecided 17 (11.7)
CAPOX is more active than FOLFOX for some patients
Yes 52 (35.9)
No 52 (35.9)
Undecided 41 (28.2)
Best description of approach for discontinuation of oxaliplatin early
Lower threshold 110 (75.9)
Threshold unchanged 35 (24.1)
Confidence in decision making for adjuvant therapy in stage III colon cancer
Less confident 21 (14.5)
More confident 72 (49.7)
Unchanged 52 (35.9)
Comfort level in communicating IDEA results and the meaning of a noninferiority trial to patients
Comfortable 69 (47.6)
Somewhat comfortable 44 (30.3)
Challenging 32 (22.1)

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Abbreviations: ASCO, American Society of Clinical Oncology; IDEA, International Duration Evaluation of Adjuvant Chemotherapy.