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. 2021 Jun 21;10(15):5131–5140. doi: 10.1002/cam4.4076

TABLE 1.

Baseline study characteristics for patients with advanced cancer

Characteristics N = 346 No. (%) α
Genomics informed (n = 140) Standard care (n = 206) p‐value τ
Gender, female 86 (61.43) 149 (72.33) 0.033
Age at index, mean (SD) 54.69 (13.58) 54.68 (12.24) 0.997
Geographic area classification 0.082
Urban 106 (75.71) 161 (78.16)
Rural 32 (22.86) 33 (16.02)
Mixed 1 (0.71) 10 (4.85)
LHA missing 1 (0.71) 2 (0.97)
Primary cancer site 0.865
Breast 42 (30.00) 75 (36.41)
Gastrointestinal 30 (21.43) 41 (19.90)
Lung 14 (10.00) 20 (9.71)
Sarcoma 16 (11.43) 15 (7.28)
Pancreas 6 (4.29) 12 (5.83)
Gynecological 10 (7.14) 15 (7.28)
Other 22 (15.71) 28 (13.59)
Year of diagnosis, mean (SD) 2009.91 (7.77) 2010.66 (5.81) 0.303
Stage at diagnosis 0.883
Stage I 14 (10.00) 21 (10.19)
Stage II 14 (10.00) 27 (13.11)
Stage III 10 (7.14) 16 (7.77)
Stage IV 23 (16.43) 31 (15.05)
REC, UNK, or NCR 79 (56.43) 111 (53.88)
Number of lines prior to index date, mean (SD) 2.71 (1.74) 2.64 (1.66) 0.720

Abbreviations: SD, standard deviation; REC, UNK, or NCR, recurrent, stage unknown, or no classification recommended. Significance level: p < 0.007 (= 0.05/7) after Bonferroni correction.

α

Frequencies and percentages reported for categorical variables, means, and standard deviations reported for continuous variables.

τ

p‐value from Chi‐square tests for categorical variables and paired t‐tests for continuous variables.