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Table 1.

Personal and professional characteristics of 106 responding oncologists.

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Fig 1.

Discussions of costs in clinical practice.

A: Reported frequency of discussions about costs in the past 12 months by oncologists. B: Clinic personnel reported as being responsible for discussion of costs.

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Fig 2.

Reported frequency of discussions in the last 12 months about specified out-of-pocket costs.

PBS–Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (medicines subsidised by the government). Non-PBS–Not on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (medicines not subsidised by the government).

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Fig 3.

Characteristics associated with reported frequency of discussions of out-of-pocket costs with patients.

*FRACP = Fellow of Royal Australasian College of Physicians.

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Fig 4.

Strategies to facilitate discussion of out-of-pocket (OOP) costs in the clinic.

*IFC = Standard for Informed Financial Consent.

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Fig 5.

Current and potential barriers to discussion of costs in clinics by oncologists.

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Fig 6.

Oncologists’ familiarity with aspects of financial burden.

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Fig 7.

Oncologists’ views on tools to assist in management of financial burden in the clinic.

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