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Table 1 Setting of the study, personnel performing the test and demographic data of enrolled subjects

From: A Point-of-Care test for facing the burden of undiagnosed celiac disease in the Mediterranean area: a pragmatic design study

Country

Italy

Slovenia

Turkey

Setting

A) Primary care: Family pediatrician’s office

D) Primary care – screening of secondary school students – mostly in rural area of NE Slovenia

Primary care: Pediatrician’s office

B) Celiac centre pediatric patients

E) Students from Medical Faculty and Faculty of Health Sciences University of Maribor - screening

C) Celiac centre adult patients

 

Personnel performing POCT

A) Family pediatricians

D) Trained nurse, student and pediatrician, pediatric gastroenterologist – as supervisor

Nurse and pediatrician

B) Physician and biologist

E) Trained nurse, trained students, pediatric gastroenterologist – as supervisor

C) Physician and biologist

 

No. subjects tested (age range)

A) 3,559 (1-14 yrs) asymptomatic children

A) 1,000 (14-18y) secondary school students

771 (1-18 years) asymptomatic children at school (666) and at a primary care pediatrician’s office (105)

B) 206 (1-18 yrs) children for suspected CD

B) 480 (18-23y) University students

C) 85 (>18 yrs) adults for suspected CD

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