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. 2023 Mar 3;31(10):1125–1132. doi: 10.1038/s41431-023-01321-z

Table 1.

Participant demographic and clinical characteristics.

Children Demographic Characteristics (n = 43) n (%) Parent/Careers Demographic Characteristics (n = 38) n (%)
Sex Relationship to child
 Female 20 (47)  Mother 29 (76)
 Male 23 (53)  Father 7 (18)
Age (years)  Carer 2 (5)
 <1 3 (7) Age (years)
 1–5 10 (23)  <30 7 (19)
 6–10 9 (21)  31–40 14 (38)
 11–15 15 (35)  40–50 10 (27)
 16–18 6 (14)  51–60 6 (16)
Demographic location  60+ 0 (0)
 Metropolitan 24 (56) Ancestry
 Regional 19 (44)  European 23 (61)
Referring department  Asian 4 (11)
 Immunology 21 (49)  Māori 4 (11)
 Hematology 5 (12)  Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander 2 (5)
 Gastroenterology 5 (12)  Other 5 (13)
 Rheumatology 6 (14) Employment
 Oncology 5 (12)  Full time 14 (40)
 Respiratory 1 (2)  Part time 9 (26)
Reason for Referral  Not employed 12 (34)
 Inflammatory bowel disease 9 Education
 Combined immune deficiency 6  High school 11 (31)
 Immune dysregulation 6  Certificate 10 (29)
 Autoinflammation 6  University or higher 14 (40)
 Severe aplastic anaemia/bone marrow failure 5
 Susceptibility to atypical infection 4
 Evans Syndrome 3
 Predominantly antibody deficiency 2
 Severe combined immune deficiency 1
 Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis 1
Existing patient of QPIAS
 Yes 14 (33)
 No 29 (67)
Results
 Positive 9 (21)
 Negative 32 (74)
 VUS 2 (7)

QPIAS Queensland Paediatric Immunology and Allergy Service.