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. 2022 Aug 19;30(11):9101–9108. doi: 10.1007/s00520-022-07298-7

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics

Sweden (n = 308) UK (n = 183)
Gender
Female 266 (86.36%) 150 (81.97%)
Male 41 (13.31%) 33 (18.03%)
Other/rather not say 1 (0.32%) 0 (0.00%)
Age
Mean (standard deviation) 44.41 (11.72) 43.83 (9.48)
 ≤ 45 158 (51.30%) 92 (50.27%)
 > 45 150 (48.70%) 91 (49.73%)
Cancer diagnosis
Breast 110 (35.71%) 82 (44.81%)
Cervical 16 (5.19%) 12 (6.56%)
Lung 12 (3.90%) 9 (4.92%)
Other 161 (52.27%) 77 (42.08%)
Missing data 9 (2.92%) 3 (1.64%)
COVID-19 pandemic wave
First 125 (40.58%) 154 (84.15%)
Second 183 (59.42%) 29 (15.85%)
COVID-19 test
Positive test 22 (7.14%) 8 (4.37%)
Negative test 164 (53.25%) 113 (61.75%)
No test 117 (37.99%) 61 (33.33%)
Missing data 5 (1.62%) 1 (0.55%)
Treatment
Undergoing treatment* 141 (45.78%) 97 (53.01%)
Not undergoing treatment 159 (51.62%) 80 (43.72%)
Missing data 8 (2.60%) 6 (3.28%)
Employment status
Employed 230 (74.68%) 113 (61.75%)
Not employed 67 (21.75%) 63 (34.43%)
Missing data 11 (3.57%) 7 (3.83%)

*Of the 141 participants undergoing treatment in Sweden, 21 (14.89%) reported doing so exclusively at the hospital, 93 (65.96%) exclusively at home, and 27 (19.15%) at both. Of the 97 participants undergoing treatment in the UK, 16 (16.49%) reported doing so exclusively at the hospital, 52 (53.61%) exclusively at home, and 29 (29.90%) at both