Skip to main content
. 2022 May 17:1–12. Online ahead of print. doi: 10.1007/s11764-022-01214-y

Table 2.

Changes in healthcare utilization among survivors of adolescent and young adult cancers surveyed from October 2020 to January 2021

n %
All 341
Delayed/skipped cancer care since March 2020
  No 276 80.9
  Yes 65 19.1
    Facility/provider delayed or canceled care 31 47.7
Types of delayed/skipped cancer care
  Oncology 47 13.8
  Primary care 7 2.1
  Mental health 9 2.6
  Urgent care 2 0.6
  Emergency care 1 0.3
  Other specialties 16 4.7
Delayed/skipped other care since March 2020
  No 220 64.5
  Yes 120 35.2
    Facility/provider delayed or canceled care 53 44.2
Types of delayed/skipped other care
  Primary care 81 23.8
  Mental health 40 11.7
  Urgent care 9 2.6
  Emergency care 4 1.2
  Dental 18 5.3
  Other specialties 33 9.7
Changed medication obtainmenta
  No 208 61.0
  Yes 65 19.1
Changed medication use
  No 237 69.5
  Yes 43 12.6

aAdaptive behaviors to find more affordable medications

Missing N’s: therapy = 4, delayed/skipped cancer care = 1, delayed/skipped not cancer care = 1, medication obtainment = 68, medication use = 61, financial toxicity = 2, financial burden = 1, employment = 1

Italics indicate subgroup percentages