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A total of 80% (n=24) of participants reported their race as White, 13% (n=4) as Black or African American, 17% (n=5) as Asian, and 3% (n=1) as Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander. The majority (25/30, 83%) reported their ethnicity as non-Hispanic, with 17% (n=5) reporting as Hispanic. About half (57%) of participants were employed full time, while the remaining caregivers were either employed part time, retired, self-employed, or not employed.
JMIR Cancer 2022;8(3):e38722
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