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TL;DR
Of 415 unique surveys received, 362 were analyzed after removal of duplicates and incomplete responses.
Journal of Cancer Education
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Of 415 unique surveys received, 362 were analyzed after removal of duplicates and incomplete responses.
Of 415 unique surveys received, 362 were analyzed after removal of duplicates and incomplete responses. The most common cancer types were breast (24.4%), lung (13.9%), hematologic (12.8%), prostate (9.4%), and colorectal (8.1%). Most respondents were white (96%) and female (65%). Subscale analysis indicated that breast and lung cancer survivors had the greatest psychological needs, hematologic and colorectal survivors the greatest physical function needs, and hematologic survivors the highest supportive and health information needs. Prostate cancer survivors reported the lowest needs across all five domains. Eleven participants also completed qualitative interviews that are currently being analyzed.