Table 4.

Bivariable analysis of factors associated with considering information about late effects or infertility to be “extremely” or “very” important.

	Late effects information extremely/very important			Fertility information extremely/very important
	%	OR(95% CI)	P	%	OR(95% CI)	P
Age (years)
15–17	75	Ref		63	Ref
18–21	95	6.84(1.45–32.35)	.06	81	2.52(.97–6.57)	.59
22–29	89	2.74(1.15–6.53)	.93	87	3.94(1.78–8.77)	.02
Sex:
Female	91	2.17(.90–5.21)	.08	83	1.55(.76–3.14)	.23
Male	83	Ref		76	Ref
Cancer Diagnosis
Hematologic malignancy	86	Ref		86	Ref
Solid tumor	87	1.12(.49–2.55)	.88	87	1.04(.52–2.11)	.98
Brain tumor	90	1.50(.18–12.84)	.74	90	1.06(.21–5.39)	.97
Race/Ethnicity
White	87	Ref		80	Ref
Non-white or Hispanic	87	1.03(.36–2.92)	.96	76	.76(.33–1.77)	.52
Financial & Living Independence
Living with parents or financially dependent	84	Ref		74	Ref
Living independently/at least partial financial independence	89	1.54(.66–3.7)	.31	87	2.33(1.09–5)	.03
Anxiety
Normal	83	Ref		78	Ref
Suggestive of Anxiety	93	3.01(.99–9.11)	.05	82	1.25(.58–2.72)	.57
Depression
Normal	85	Ref		80	Ref
Suggestive of Depression	90	1.54(.50–4.74)	.46	78	.86(.37–2.00)	.73
Patient Perceived Prognosis
Favorable (>75% chance of cure)	86	.64(.14–2.92)	.56	81	2.67(1.02–6.96)	.04
Less favorable	90	Ref		62	Ref
Treatment Location
Medical oncology	88	Ref		85	Ref
Pediatric oncology	84	.68(.30–1.53)	.35	70	.41(.20–.82)	.01