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Table 1 Respondent Demographics

From: Patients with unexplained mismatch repair deficiency are interested in updated genetic testing

 

N out of 31 (%)

Ethnicitya

 Non-Hispanic White

25 (81)

 Hispanic

2 (6)

 Asian

1 (3)

 Other

3 (10)

Educationa

 < High School

1 (3)

 High School/GED

3 (10)

 Associate/Bachelor

10 (32)

 Postgraduate degree

17 (55)

Religiona

 Christian

29 (94)

 Do not identify

1 (3)

 Hinduism

1 (3)

Annual Household Incomea,b

 < $50,000

5 (16)

 $50,000-100,000

8 (26)

 > $100,000

13 (42)

Sexc

 Female

19 (61)

 Male

12 (39)

Average Agec

60.2 years (range of 33-81)

  1. aBased on respondent self-identification
  2. bFive respondents declined to respond
  3. cCollected from the EHR
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Hereditary Cancer in Clinical Practice

ISSN: 1897-4287