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. 2022 May 26;16:1399. doi: 10.3332/ecancer.2022.1399

Table 1. Paediatric oncology professionals who participated in the study.

n = 14 Percentage
Professional interviewed
Consultant paediatric oncologist 2 14.3
Trainee doctor in paediatric oncology 3 21.4
Nursing 2 14.3
Psychologist/Counsellor 2 14.3
Specialist social worker 2 14.3
Survivor counsellor cum social worker 1 7.1
Clinical nutritionist 1 7.1
Clinical pharmacist 1 7.1
Age
20–29 3 21.4
30–39 6 42.8
40–49 4 28.6
50–59 1 7.1
Gender
Male 5 35.7
Female 9 64.3
Median IQR (Range)
Number of years in paediatric oncology (in years) 4.35 IQR 2.5–8,
(Range 1–20)
Direct observation of interactions n = 10 Percentage
Timing of observation
At diagnosis 2 20
During curative treatment 2 20
At relapse 2 20
At the transition from curative to palliative treatment 1 10
During palliative treatment 3 30
Observation site
Outpatient department 6
Emergency department 1
Day care 1
Counselling room in the ward 2