Table 1.

Study sample demographic and role-specific factors.

	Healthcare professionals (n=10)	Latina breast cancer survivors (n=19)
Demographic factors
Age (years)
<40–50	7 (70%)	4 (22%)
51+	3 (30%)	15 (78%)
Gender
Female	8 (80%)	19 (100%)
Male	2 (20%)	0 (0%)
Race/Ethnicity
Latina	6 (60%)	19 (100%)
Non-Latina	5 (40%)	0 (0%)
Household language
Spanish	1 (10%)	16 (84%)
English	6 (60%)	1 (5%)
Spanish & English	2 (20%)	2 (11%)
Other	1 (10%)	0 (0%)
Educational attainment
< High School	0 (0%)	9 (50%)
High School or more	10 (100%)	9 (50%)
Income
<$30,000	0 (0%)	10 (63%)
$30,000 or more	9 (100%)	6 (37%)
Marital status
Married	5 (50%)	12 (63%)
Not married	5 (50%)	7 (37%)
Insurance status
Insured	10 (100%)	12 (67%)
Uninsured	0 (0%)	6 (33%)
Role-specific factors: Patients
Years since diagnosis
0–2		6 (34%)
3–5		10 (56%)
6–11		2 (10%)
Surgery type
Lumpectomy		6 (32%)
Mastectomy		13 (68%)
Treatment type
Chemotherapy only		1 (5%)
Radiation only		3 (17%)
Hormone therapy only		5 (28%)
Surgery only		2 (11%)
Combination		7 (39%)
Role-specific factors: Healthcare professionals
Occupation
Social Worker	3 (30%)
Patient/Nurse navigator	3 (30%)
Cancer Support Specialist	1 (10%)
Counselor	1 (10%)
Other	2 (20%)
Years working in breast cancer
0–5	4 (40%)
6–10	3 (30%)
11+	3 (30%)
Years working in financial aspects of breast cancer care
0–5	5 (50%)
6–10	3 (30%)
11–15	2 (20%)
Proportion of Latina breast cancer patients
≤59%	5 (50%)
≥60%	5 (50%)
Proportion of uninsured Latina breast cancer patients
≤59%	5 (50%)
≥60%	5 (50%)
Proportion of under-insured Latina breast cancer patients
≤59%	7 (70%)
≥60%	3 (30%)