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Synthetic model underlying interview guide and analysis.

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Psychophysiological comparison theory.

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Population characteristics.

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Prodromal symptoms or clinical features reported by patients, categorised as important alone or in combination by Atia et al. [38] and patient-estimated delay by category in months (m).

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Cases in which patient delay formed over 50% of the total delay period.

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Reasons for difficulty in recognising IBD as source of symptoms.

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Treatments recommended/received before diagnosis.

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Tests and investigations reported declined.

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Cases in which primary care delay formed the majority of total delay.

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Case studies of long specialist triage.

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