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The reasons for treatment discontinuation were AEs (300 mg (n=2), 400 mg (n=2), 500 mg (n=1)); withdrawal of consent (300 mg (n=2)); investigator discretion (300 mg (n=1)); withholding of drug for>8 weeks (500 mg (n=1)); and patient's personal reasons (300 mg (n=1)).

The JCQ consists of the dimensions quantitative job demands (5 questions, sumscore 5 20); skill discretion (5 questions, sumscore 5 20); decision authority (3 questions, sumscore 3 12); co-worker support (4 questions, sumscore 4 16) and supervisor support (4 questions, sumscore 4 16), as proposed by Karasek et al.[ 16, 17] and clinimetrically evaluated by De Jonge et al.[ 18].

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Average scores for each sub-category of the C-JCQ were: 13.87 ± 2.11 for psychological demands on the job, 16.82 ± 2.37 for discretion in use of skills, 7.83 ± 1.36 for decision-making authority, 12.17 ± 1.62 for coworker social support, and 11.26 ± 2.09 for supervisor social support.

Five remain on therapy; reasons for drug discontinuation were disease progression (17), refusal (6), AE (3) and physician discretion (1).

The JCQ (12) was used to assess 5 dimensions of work stress: decision latitude (3 items), skill discretion (6 items), psychological demand (5 items), job security (3 items), and social support from supervisors and coworkers (8 items).

Reasons for not completing radiation therapy were radiation oesophagitis (n=3), radiation pneumonitis (n=1), patient refusal (n=1), or physician discretion (n=1).

NCPAP will be delivered using any NCPAP delivery device and short binasal prongs; pressure will start at 6 8 cm H2O (clinician discretion).

Reasons for not completing chemotherapy were toxicity (n=3), patient refusal (n=1), or physician discretion (n=2).

Using the discrimination index, four items were flagged, including items 4 and 6 (being able to hide an STI and not knowing an STI was present), item 10 (staff discretion) and item 16 (staff morals).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02557.008 10.7554/eLiFigure57.009 Figure 1 figure supplement 6. Different discretion of 3D compartments is not due to overall increased background signal.