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FIGURE 1 Distribution of the multidisciplinary workforce caring
for pediatric solid tumors in Southeast Asia. (A) Geographical
locations of PCUs in Southeast Asia with indication of level of
expertise available for 7 key roles (oncologists, surgeons,
radiologists, pathologists, radiation oncologists, nuclear medicine
physicians and nurses) in each center, against the percentage of centers
per country with MDTBs. (B) Total number of personnel and proportion of
corresponding levels of expertise for 7 key roles, for 9 Southeast Asian
countries, ranked by size of national population aged 19 and under
(United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population
Division (2019). World Population Prospects 2019.)
FIGURE 2 Profile of pediatric MDTBs in Southeast Asia. (A)
Reported average attendance of 7 key roles (oncologists, surgeons,
radiologists, pathologists, radiation oncologists, nuclear medicine
physicians and nurses) at MDTBs, and reported frequency of MDTB meetings
in 24 centers in 6 Southeast Asian countries. (B) Availability of MDTB
resources as reported by oncologists and surgeons.
FIGURE 3 Views on pediatric MDTBs. Views of oncologists and
surgeons from 6 Southeast Asian countries towards (A) factors that make
for effective MDTBs, (B) benefits experienced by MDTBs, (C) patients
being discussed at MDTBs, and (D) barriers faced by MDTBs in their
centers.
Supplemental FIGURE S1 Profile of respondents (21 pediatric
oncologists and 22 pediatric surgeons) and their level of training,
proportion of workload dedicated to oncology patients and years in
practice.