Results
nausea, anger, vomiting, pain, mucositis
MUCOSITIS
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Characteristics of Institutions (N = 10)Abbreviation: IQR - interquartile rangeFigure Table 
Distribution of Statements and Adaptation Choices across 10 Institutions (N = 1350 Statements*)* Denominator for adaptation choice was the number of statements on the template care pathways (N = 1350); new statements added were not included in this denominator** For adaptations, there could be multiple adaptations per statementTable 
Distribution of Adaptation Choice by Section across 10 Institutions (N = 1350 Statements*)* Denominator for adaptation choice was the number of statements on the template care pathways (N = 1350); new statements added were not included in this denominatorTable 
Institutional Factors Associated with Adaptation Choice* Characteristics dichotomized at median value for the 10 institutions** P value derived from a generalized linear mixed model treating statement and institution as random effects and the covariate of primary interest as a fixed effect where outcome was reject vs. no rejectAbbreviations: IQR – interquartile range; SE – standard errorAdditional file 5 shows the results of the implementation survey. All principal investigators chose to distribute emails themselves and thus, number of emails distributed was not captured. There were 84 respondents to the survey across institutions. The care pathways most likely to be used were mucositis, pain and nausea and vomiting while the care pathways least likely to be used were body changes, taste changes and anger.