Between equilibrium and chaos, with little restitution: a narrative analysis of qualitative interviews with clinicians and parent carers of children with medical complexity

Table 2 Parent/guardian and child/young person participant characteristics

Participant	Role within family unit	Residential location (RRMA)*	Tertiary specialties involved in their child’s care
P1	Mother	Metropolitan	Neurology, Gastrology, General paediatrics
P2	Mother	Metropolitan	Respiratory, Endocrinology, Gastrology
P3	Mother	Metropolitan	Neurology, Gastrology, General paediatrics
P4	Mother	Metropolitan	General paediatrics, Respiratory, Endocrinology, Gastrology
P5	Mother	Metropolitan	Neurology, Oncology, General paediatrics
P6	Mother	Metropolitan	Palliative care, Neurology, Respiratory, General paediatrics
P7	Mother	Metropolitan	Endocrinology, Ophthalmology, Orthopaedics, General paediatrics
P8	Mother	Rural	Neurology, Gastrology, General paediatrics
P9	Mother	Rural	Orthopaedics, Rehabilitation, Urology, General paediatrics
P10	Father	Rural	Neurology, Orthopaedics, General paediatrics

Characteristics of the 10 parent/guardian participants, including their role within the family unit, the residential location of their child, and the tertiary specialty teams involved in their child’s care
* The Rural, Remote and Metropolitan Area (RRMA) classification divides Australia metropolitan, rural and remote zones [15]

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