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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Oncol. 2020 Jan;31(1):123–130. doi: 10.1016/j.annonc.2019.09.003

Table 1.

Baseline Characteristics of Participants by Age

Characteristic Age < 70 Years (N=589) Age ≥ 70 Years (N=177) p


N % N %
Study arm 0.730
 Usual Care 252 42.8 73 41.2
 Intervention 337 57.2 104 58.8
Age
 Median (range) 58 (26 – 69) 75 (70 – 91)
 Age categories
  <50 138 23.4 - -
  54–55 93 15.8 - -
  55–59 99 16.8 - -
  60–64 143 24.3 - -
  65–69 116 19.7 - -
  70–74 - - 85 48.0
  75–79 - - 56 31.6
  80+ - - 36 20.3
Sex <0.001
 Female 397 67.4 47 26.6
 Male 192 32.6 130 73.5
Race 0.072
 White 499 84.7 161 91.0
 Black 55 9.3 12 6.8
 Asian 35 5.9 4 2.3
Cancer type <0.001
 Genitourinary 123 20.9 122 68.9
 Gynecologic 160 27.2 17 9.6
 Breast 140 23.8 3 1.7
 Lung 166 28.2 35 19.8
Days since initiation of chemotherapy 0.087
 Median (Range) 21 (0–840) 20 (0–1025)
Education 0.029
 High school or less 123 20.9 47 26.6
 College 292 49.6 68 38.4
 Graduate degree 174 29.5 62 35.0
Level of prior computer experience <0.001
 Computer-Experienced 451 76.6 88 49.7
 Computer-Inexperienced 138 23.4 89 50.3
Baseline Quality of Life 0.706
 Median (range) 0.83 (020 to 1.00) 0.83 (0.26 to 1.00)