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. 2021 May 26;6(5):e004653. doi: 10.1136/bmjgh-2020-004653

Table 1.

Participant demographics n (%)

Patient age
 <4.9 years 6 (30)
 5–9.9 years 6 (30)
 10–14.9 years 4 (20)
 15–18 years 4 (20)
Patient gender
 Male 11 (55)
 Female 9 (45)
Diagnosis
 Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia 11 (55)
 Acute Myeloid Leukemia 2 (10)
 Burkitt lymphoma 1 (5)
 Hodgkin’s lymphoma 1 (5)
 Wilms tumour 2 (10)
 Osteosarcoma 1 (5)
 Histiocytosis 1 (5)
 High-grade glioma 1 (5)
Religion
 Evangelical 13 (65)
 Catholic 4 (20)
 Other 3 (15)
Distance from the hospital
 <2.5 hours 4 (20)
 2.5–5 hours 3 (15)
 >5 hours 6 (30)
 Unknown 7 (35)
Mother’s education
 No school 6 (30)
 Elementary education 8 (40)
 More than elementary education 1 (5)
 Unknown 5 (25)
Father’s education
 No school 2 (10)
 Elementary education 15 (75)
 More than elementary education 3 (15)
Mother’s occupation
 Housewife 18 (90)
 Day worker 1 (5)
 Professional 1 (5)
Father’s occupation
 Unemployed 1 (5)
 Dayworker 1 (5)
 Farmer 9 (45)
 Professional 8 (40)
 Unknown 1 (5)
Number of siblings
 None 2 (10)
 1–2 7 (35)
 3–4 6 (30)
 >4 5 (25)
Parent present for psychosocial intake
 Mother 9 (45)
 Father 5 (25)
 Both 6 (30)
Parent present for diagnostic conversation with oncologist
 Mother 7 (35)
 Father 5 (25)
 Both 8 (40)
Parent interviewed
 Mother 13 (65)
 Father 7 (35)