Preferences in a Group of Patients with Cancer: A Grounded Theory

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Table 1 Characteristics of the Participants

Code	Sex	Age (Years)	Type of Cancer	Education	Occupation	Economic Stratum	Monthly Income COP
E01	Male	22	Stomach	Undergraduate	Univ. student	4	$700,000
E02	Male	23	Lymphoma	Secondary	Unemployed	1	$0
E03	Female	26	Thyroid	Postgraduate	Physician	5	$2,700,000
E04	Female	27	Leukemia	Postgraduate	Physician	4	$8,000,000
E05	Female	29	Lymphoma	Undergraduate	Physician	3	$3,900,000
E06	Female	33	Thyroid	Technical	Secretary	2	$1,100,000
E07	Female	51	Breast	Technical	Dental assistant	2	$1,800,000
E08	Female	52	Breast	Secondary	Housewife	2	$850,000
E09	Female	53	Cervix	Secondary	Businesswoman	3	$0
E10	Female	53	Breast	Primary	Housewife	1	$500,000
E11	Female	55	Breast	Secondary	Housewife	5	$2,500,000
E12	Female	58	Thyroid	Undergraduate	Bacteriologist	5	$0
E13	Female	61	Leukemia	Undergraduate	Retired	3	$2,000,000
E14	Male	61	Prostate	Undergraduate	Odontologist	6	$3,000,000
E15	Female	71	Breast	Technical	Secretary	3	$1,500,000

Figure 1 Significance matrix of therapeutic preferences in patients with cancer.