Table 1.
Information on how interviewees with cancer received or did not receive information about SOC.
| Recalls Being Informed about Supportive Oncology Care | ||
|---|---|---|
| Interviewee’s Information | by Oncology Services Teams |
by Other Means |
| No. 1, female, 75 years, cancer | no | |
| No. 2, female, 50 years, breast cancer diagnosed in early 2022 | yes | |
| No. 3, male, 73 years, cancer of the digestive system diagnosed by the end 2021 | no | |
| No. 4, male, 85 years, ENT cancer diagnosed by end 2021 | no | |
| No. 5, female, 68 years, stomach cancer diagnosed in 2019 | yes | |
| No. 6, female, 64 years, cancer in early 2022 | yes | |
| No. 7, male, 70 years, cancer | no | |
| No. 8, female, 67 years, metastatic ENT cancer diagnosed in 2018 | no | |
| No. 9, female, 54 years, colon cancer diagnosed by end of 2021 | no | Yes, a co-worker who had had breast cancer herself told her about what was offered at the League Against Cancer |
| No. 10, female, 45 years, cancer | no | yes |
| No. 11, female, 75 years, stomach cancer | no | Yes, her son is a doctor and told her about it |
| No. 12, female, 73 years, biliary tract cancer diagnosed in 2020 | yes | |
| No. 13, female, 65 years, myeloma | Yes, remembers being told about it during the presentation of the treatment protocol | |
| No. 14, female, 74 years, history of meningioma diagnosed in 2010 and breast cancer | Yes, remembers a nurse giving her a folder with this information in it | |
| No. 15, female, 75 years, colon cancer diagnosed in 2021 with liver metastases | no | Yes, she saw that supportive oncology care was being offered to other users |
| No. 16, male, 51 years, leukaemia | yes | |
| No. 17, female, 50 years, breast cancer diagnosed in 2020 | Yes, in a diagnosis announcement consultation | |
| No. 18, female, 49 years, brain tumour by the end of 2020 | no | |
| No. 19, male, 55 years, cancer, diagnosed in early 2020 | no | Yes, by his wife who, was an oncology nurse, told him about it |
| No. 20, male, 75 years, myeloma diagnosed in 2010 and start of treatment in 2022 | no | |
| No. 21, female, 43 years, breast cancer | - | Yes, because of her professional activity as a medical secretary |
| No. 22, female, 66 years, history of breast cancer diagnosed in 2007 and bone metastases in the femur diagnosed in 2016 | yes | Yes, her sister told her about what was offered in a hospital in Paris |
| No. 23, male, 47 years, pancreatic cancer diagnosed in 2019 | no | yes |
| no. 24, female, 54 years, pancreatic cancer with ovarian metastasis diagnosed in 2020 | yes | |
| No. 25, female, 81 years, cancer, diagnosed in 2019 | no | |
| No. 26, male, 65 years, rectal cancer diagnosed in 2018 | no | |
| No. 27, female, 43 years, breast cancer diagnosed in 2020 | yes | |
| No. 28, male, 66 years, liver cancer diagnosed in 2021 | no | |
| No. 29, male, 67 years, pancreatic cancer | no | |
| No. 30, male, 78 years, oesophageal cancer | no | |
| No. 31, male, 78 years, history of prostate and renal cancer diagnosed in 2007 and pancreatic cancer diagnosed in 2022 | - | Yes, because of his former professional activity as a doctor |
| No. 32, male, 68 years, metastatic colon cancer diagnosed in 2020 | Yes, remembers being given a folder with this information | |
| No. 33, male, 48 years, colon cancer diagnosed in early 2022 | yes | |
Information related to interviewees recruited via the Indre et Loire League Against Cancer Departmental Committee is presented in bold, while information about interviewees recruited through day hospital services is presented in standard font. Of the 33 participants interviewed, 22 in total recalled being informed about SOC; 13 recalled being informed about SOC by a member of the oncology service team, while nine recalled having accessed the information by other means.