Table 1 Participant characteristics.

From: Using patient-reported outcomes from the PROCLAIM trial to assess the impact of universal germline genetic testing for prostate cancer patients

Characteristica

No. (%) of patients with survey responses [n = 494]

No. (%) of patients who did not respond to the survey [n = 421]

Adjusted p value

Race/ethnicity

  

<0.001

 Non-Hispanic White

423 (85.6)

276 (65.6)

 

 Asian/Pacific Islander

7 (1.4)

5 (1.2)

 

 Black/African American

44 (8.9)

116 (27.6)

 

 Hispanic

12 (2.4)

23 (5.5)

 

Personal history of cancer

  

<0.001

 Other non-prostate cancers

117 (23.7)

39 (9.3)

 

 No other non-prostate cancers

352 (71.3)

349 (82.9)

 

Family history of cancer

  

0.011

 Reported positive family history

149 (30.2)

85 (20.2)

 

 No reported positive family history

344 (69.6)

336 (79.8)

 

Time of diagnosis

  

1.0

 Recent (≤1 year)

219 (44.3)

197 (46.8)

 

 Not recent (>1 year)

254 (51.4)

207 (49.2)

 

Metastatic status at diagnosis

  

1.0

 Metastatic

77 (15.6)

79 (18.8)

 

 Non-metastatic

413 (83.6)

337 (80.0)

 

Gleason (ISUP) Grade Group at diagnosis

  

0.091

 4 or 5

122 (24.7)

137 (32.5)

 

 3 or lower

344 (69.6)

253 (60.1)

 

Disease status at GGT

  

1.0

 Stable

273 (55.3)

207 (49.2)

 

 Progressing

57 (11.5)

64 (15.2)

 

2019 NCCN® criteria

  

0.475

 Met criteria for GGT

232 (47.0)

229 (54.4)

 

 Did not meet criteria for GGT

262 (53.0)

192 (45.6)

 

Germline status

  

0.195

 Positive

55 (11.1)

41 (9.7)

 

 VUS-only

218 (44.1)

227 (53.9)

 

 Negative

221 (44.7)

153 (36.3)

 
  1. Excludes patients (n = 67) who provided uninformative responses to the PRO survey.
  2. GGT germline genetic testing, ISUP International Society of Urologic Pathologists, N/A not applicable, NCCN® National Comprehensive Cancer Network, VUS variant of uncertain significance.
  3. aExcludes patients with responses of Other/Multiple/Unknown.