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Background Clinical decision support (CDS) systems include any electronic system designed to directly aid clinical decision-making by using individual patient characteristics to generate patient-specific assessments or recommendations. 1 , 2 These

characteristics (year 1 sociodemographic features, insurance status, usual source of care, comorbidity count, smoking status, active treatment status, tertile of office visits, any ED visits, and any inpatient care) and membership of the highest satisfaction

( Table 3 ). Nearly half (46%) had Medicaid or other public insurance, and 54% lived in a low-income zip code (median income ≤200% FPL). Nearly half of caregivers were college graduates (46%). Table 2. AYA Caregiver Characteristics Table

physical activity. Because placement in the PADT group was strongly associated with patient characteristics, we used PSM analysis to balance covariates between the groups. We stratified by age and summary cancer stages to account for the clinical

treatment characteristics, such as date of diagnosis, age at diagnosis, sex, body mass index, comorbidities, ECOG performance status, pathologic diagnosis, tumor location, tumor stage (according to AJCC, 7th edition), tumor size, tumor differentiation grade

Demographic characteristics potentially associated with receipt of RT chosen for analysis included age at diagnosis, gender, racial/ethnic background, type of insurance (private, Medicare, Medicaid), household income, NCCN Member Institution, distance to the

characteristic (ROC) curves and calculating the area under the curve (AUC). The prediction power was also estimated using Concordance-index (C-index), which works as an extension of AUC to the case of censored survival data. Patients with CRC were divided into

subtypes. 14 Decisions about treatment are increasingly being tailored to individual patient characteristics, such as tumor subtype. This clinical classification identifies targets with established data on treatment efficacy; hormonal therapies for HR

cancer outcomes. 10 – 13 Nonadherence to guidelines could arise from multiple factors, including structural racism, barriers to access, tumor and patient characteristics, or clinician and patient preferences. 11 Therefore, nonadherence to clinical

were calculated for demographic and clinical characteristics. For the comparison of respondents reporting current CIPN symptoms to those without symptoms, t tests were used for continuous variables and chi-square tests were used for categorical