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. 2020 Oct 2;26(2):147–156. doi: 10.1002/onco.13528

Table 2.

Depression and anxiety characteristics and management during treatment (after baseline)

Variable n (%)
Psychiatric diagnosis a
Any psychiatric diagnosis 96 (37.5)
Depression 53 (20.7)
Anxiety 42 (16.4)
Adjustment disorder 5 (2.0)
Bipolar disorder 4 (1.6)
Substance use disorder 5 (2.0)
Other 10 (3.9)
Mental health specialty care a 43 (18.1)
Medications added a
Any medications 40 (16.8)
SSRI 9 (3.8)
SNRI 10 (4.2)
Benzodiazepine 25 (10.5)
Other antidepressant or anxiolytic 6 (2.5)
Baseline medication dose increased during treatment a 6 (6.5)
Patient‐reported symptom—depression b
None 72 (28.1)
Mild 117 (45.7)
Moderate 56 (21.9)
Severe 7 (2.7)
Very severe 4 (1.6)
Patient‐reported symptom—anxiety b
None 58 (22.7)
Mild 94 (36.7)
Moderate 81 (31.6)
Severe 18 (7.0)
Very severe 5 (2.0)
Clinician‐assessed symptom—depression b
None (grade 0) 133 (56.8)
Mild (grade 1) 72 (30.8)
Moderate (grade 2) 21 (9.0)
Severe (grade 3) 8 (3.4)
Clinician‐assessed symptom—anxiety b
None (grade 0) 61 (26.1)
Mild (grade 1) 125 (53.4)
Moderate (grade 2) 41 (17.5)
Severe (grade 3) 7 (3.0)
a

Extracted from the electronic medical record.

b

Highest severity at any point during treatment.

Abbreviations: SNRI, serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor; SSRI, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor.