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Table 2 Characteristics of study participants (Patients and Family Members)

From: Barriers and facilitators to smoking cessation in a cancer context: A qualitative study of patient, family and professional views

 

Patients (n = 29)

Family Members (n = 14)

Gender:

 Female

13

8

 Male

16

6

Age:

 30–50 yrs

5

4

 51–60 yrs

7

3

 61–70 yrs

12

5

 71–80 yrs

5

1

 81–90 yrs

0

1

Place of recruitment:

 Via oncology clinic

29

9

 Via newspaper advertisement

N/A

3

 Via NHS Smoking Cessation Group

N/A

2

Relationship of family member to patient participant:

 Spouse/partner

N/A

5

 Daughter

1

 Parents

2

 Sister

1

 Recruited independently of patient

5

Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD): 2012 Quintile:

 1 (Most deprived)

7

8

 2

6

3

 3

5

1

 4

9

1

 5 (Least deprived)

2

1

Smoking status (at time of interview):

 Smoker

15

11

 Ex-smoker (since around diagnosis)

14

3

Cancer type:

 Head & Neck

10

N/A

 Colorectal

7

 Lung

7

 Gynaecological

5

Time since diagnosis:

  ≤ 6 months

13

N/A

 7–12 months

5

 13–18 months

8

  > 18 months

3

Treatment intent:

 Radical

23

N/A

 Palliative

6