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Table 1 Knowledge, practice and perceived barriers towards chemotherapy induced nausea and vomiting in prophylaxis guideline adherence of oncology unit nurses in the study hospitals,Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (n = 79)

From: Knowledge, practice and perceived barriers towards chemotherapy induced nausea and vomiting in prophylaxis guideline adherence among nurses in oncology units at selected hospitals, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, a cross-sectional study

Factor

Category

Frequency(n)

Percent (%)

Age(years)

20–30

51

64.6%

31–40

26

32.9%

41–50

2

2.5%

Above50

0

0%

Sex

Male

31

39.2%

Female

48

60.8%

Working department

OPD

28

35.4%

Ward

23

29.1%

Chemo administration unit

28

35.4%

Educational level

Diploma

3

3.8%

BSc

66

87.3%

MSc

10

12.7%

Are you certified in oncology nursing?

Yes

34

43%

No

45

57%

Have you trained for CINV management?

Yes

36

45.6%

No

43

54.4%

Nursing experience in oncology unit

Less than 5 years

66

83.5%

6–10

10

12.7%

11–15

3

3.8%

More than 16 years

0

0%

Position in your department

Staff nurse

72

91.1%

Nurse Supervisor

5

6.3%

Nurse manager (matron)

2

2.6%