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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Sep 28.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Blood Cancer. 2019 May 16;66(8):e27793. doi: 10.1002/pbc.27793

TABLE 1.

Demographics and practice characteristics of respondents and nonrespondents

Respondents Nonrespondents
Characteristic (n = 97)a (n = 66)a
Profession of the respondent
 Physician 44 (45) 41 (62)
 Nurse practitioner 36 (37)     3 (5)
 Nurse 16 (16) 19 (29)
 Social worker     1 (1)     1 (2)
 Coordinator (not a nurse)     0 (0)     2 (3)
Newly diagnosed patients/year
 <50 25 (26)
 50–100 32 (33)
 101–150 13 (13)
 151–200 12 (12)
 201–250     4 (4)
 >250     8 (8)
 Not known     3 (3)
Survivorship patients seen/year
 <50     5 (6)
 50–100 10 (12)
 101–300 36 (44)
 301–500 18 (22)
 501–800     3 (4)
 >800     5 (6)
 I do not know     4 (5)
Have specialized survivorship program
 Yes 81 (84)
 No 16 (16)
Survivorship team members by discipline (n = 81)
 Physician 73 (90)
 Nurse practitioner 59 (73)
 Physician assistant     2 (3)
 Nurse 46 (57)
 Nutritionist 28 (35)
 Social worker 54 (67)
 Psychologist 33 (41)
 Trainee (fellow/resident/medical student) 22 (27)
 Other 34 (42)
Location of adult providers
 Same medical campus 67 (69)
 Separate medical campus/ different location 12 (12)
 No adult providers at institution 16 (16)
 Other     2 (2)
Offer SDecialized care for adult CCSb 38 (39)
Region of practice in the united States
 New England           5           7
 Middle Atlantic         14           9
 SouthAtlantic         20         13
 East NorthCentral         20           8
 East SouthCentral           3           5
 West NorthCentral         11           1
 West SouthCentral           6         10
 Mountain           7           3
 Pacific         11         10
a

Values are reported as numbers (percentages). Missing values are excluded from percentage calculations. Respondent sample size is n = 97 for all variables unless otherwise noted above.

b

CCS: childhood cancer survivors.