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Table 1 Demographic and clinical descriptors of analyzed sample

From: Patient reported outcomes can improve performance status assessment: a pilot study

Sex

 Males

50%, N = 21

 Females

50%, N = 21

Age (M, SD, range)

 Males

43.6 (11.6), 24–66

 Females

52.8 (11.7), 37–72

Race/Ethnicity

 White

91%, N = 38

 Black

5%, N = 2

 Asian

5%, N = 2

 Hispanic

55%, N = 23

Education

 0–8 yrs

12%, N = 5

 9–11 yrs

12%, N = 5

 High school grad

21%, N = 9

 Some college

14%, N = 6

 College grad

38%, N = 16

Marital Status

 Married

55%, N = 23

 Single

26%, N = 11

 Divorced

14%, N = 6

 Widowed

5%, N = 2

Employed

 Yes

19%, N = 8

 No

81%, N = 34

Recruitment Site

 LA/USC Medical Center

60%, N = 25

 USC Norris Cancer Center

19%, N = 8

 MD Anderson Cancer Center

19%, N = 8

 Hoag Hospital

2%, N = 1

Primary Cancer Site

 Breast

40%, N = 17

 Testicular

24%, N = 10

 Head and Neck

17%, N = 7

 Bladder

5%, N = 2

 Lung

5%, N = 2

 Thymoma

5%, N = 2

 Adrenal

2%, N = 1

 Gallbladder

2%, N = 1

Cancer Stage

 No evidence of disease

7%, N = 3

 Locally recurrent

33%, N = 14

 Distant metastasis

50%, N = 21

Physician ECOG

 Level 0

54%, N = 22

 Level 1

44%, N = 18

 Level 2

2%, N = 1

Patient ECOG

 Level 0

34%, N = 11

 Level 1

50%, N = 16

 Level 2

13%, N = 4

 Level 3

3%, N = 1

PROsa (M, SD, range)

 Physical Function

43.9 (7.0), 29–62

 Fatigue

53.1 (8.1), 34–66

 Sleep Disturbance

51.5 (7.6), 30–69

 Social Isolation

46.1 (7.1), 34–62

  1. Rounding and missing data account for sums not always equal to 100
  2. aGeneral population PROMIS® scale t-scores have mean = 50, SD = 10; higher scores reflect higher level of construct