Table 6.

Perceived factors limiting the provision of survivorship care for patients with cancer (n ​= ​181).

Factorsa	Not at all		Somewhat		Quite a lot		A great deal		Limiting statusb
	n	%c	n	%c	n	%c	n	%c	n	%
Individual
Lack knowledge and skills	2	1.1	15	8.3	55	30.4	104	57.5	159	87.8
Lack time	2	1.1	28	15.5	81	44.8	67	37.0	148	81.8
Do not see the value of survivorship care	7	3.9	29	16.0	70	38.7	74	40.9	144	79.6
Do not know what survivorship care is	7	3.9	31	17.1	67	37.0	75	41.4	142	78.5
Do not know where the patient is at in their disease trajectory	10	5.5	30	16.6	61	33.7	79	43.6	140	77.3
Communication barriers between you and the patient	10	5.5	32	17.7	56	30.9	82	45.3	138	76.2
Communication barriers between you and the family members	10	5.5	36	19.9	66	36.5	68	37.6	134	74.0
Do not know when patients are completing their treatment	11	6.1	46	25.4	66	36.5	57	31.5	123	68.0
Organizational
Survivorship care is not a priority for my organization	15	8.3	36	19.9	87	48.1	42	23.2	129	71.3
No end of treatment consultation dedicated to survivorship care in my organization	9	5.0	44	24.3	78	43.1	44	24.3	122	67.4
Lack an appropriate physical location (e.g., a quiet room)	24	13.3	60	33.1	65	35.9	31	17.1	96	53.0
Professional
Lack of dedicated educational resources for patients	4	2.2	33	18.2	85	47.0	58	32.0	143	79.0
Lack of dedicated educational resources for family members	4	2.2	36	19.9	83	45.9	57	31.5	140	77.3
Lack of evidence-based practice guidelines informing survivorship care	3	1.7	47	26.0	78	43.1	51	28.2	129	71.3
Patients' lack of interest	14	7.7	42	23.2	59	32.6	65	35.9	124	68.5
Family members lack of interest	13	7.2	48	26.5	59	32.6	60	33.1	119	65.7

^aFactors were ranked in descending order according to the limiting status.

^bLimiting status were the extent of factors impeding from quite a lot to a great deal.

^cThe total numbers do not equal 181 because of missing data.