Staff perspectives on the feasibility of a clinical pathway for anxiety and depression in cancer care, and mid-implementation adaptations

Table 2 Staff interviews: Demographic and professional characteristics

	T0 (*n =* 88)		T1 (*n =* 89)
	n	%	n	%
Age Range (in years)
18–25	2	2.3	2	2.2
26–50	61	69.3	67	75.3
51–75	23	26.1	16	18.0
Missing	2	2.3	4	4.5
Gender
Female	75	85.2	73	82.0
Male	13	14.8	16	18.0
^aRole
Nursing Staff	33	37.5	34	38.2
Medical Staff	12	13.6	13	14.6
Allied Health and Clinical Trials Staff	6	6.8	4	4.5
Admin, technical support and non-clinical managers	15	17.0	12	13.5
Psycho-social Staff	22	25.0	26	29.2
Employment Status
Full-time	57	64.8	58	65.2
Part-Time	27	30.7	26	29.2
Part-time, Independent Contractor	2	2.3	0	0.0
Full-time, independent contractor	0	0.0	1	1.1
Missing	2	2.3	4	4.5
Language spoken at home
English	77	87.5	74	83.1
^bOther	9	10.2	11	12.4
Missing	2	2.3	4	4.5
Country of birth
Australia	62	70.5	58	65.2
^cOther	24	27.2	27	30.3
Missing	2	2.3	4	4.5
Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander
No	85	96.6	84	94.4
Yes, Aboriginal	1	1.1	1	1.1
Missing	2	2.3	4	4.5

^aRoles included in the categories:
Nursing Staff: Nurse- RN/AIN, CNS, CNE Care Coordinator, CNC, NUM, Nurse Practitioner
Medical Staff: Oncologist, Haematologist, Psychiatrist, Registrar, Medical oncology Fellow
Allied Health & Clinical Trials Staff: Speech pathologist, Clinical Trials,
Admin, technical support & non-clinical managers: Admin, IT staff, Volunteer, Clinical Support Officer, Management, Program Coordinator, Practice Manager
Psychosocial staff: Psychologist, Psychologist Intern, Social Worker, Counsellor
^bOther languages spoken at home: Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese, Indonesian, Portuguese, Tagalog, Malayalam
^cOther countries of birth: UK, China, India, Indonesia, Brazil, Kenya, Hong Kong, Philippines, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Peru, New Zealand, Canada

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