Tag: Cross-sectional study

Chronic health and social needs linked to more school absenteeism
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in Social Sciences
What the study found US children with chronic health needs and household health-related social needs had higher rates of elevated health-related school absenteeism, defined as missing 11 or more school days because of illness or injury in the past year. The highest estimated probability was seen in children who had both types of needs. Why…
Higher PHD adherence linked to better diet quality and lower footprints
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in Environmental Science
Cross-sectional study of 571 Turkish adults examining relationships between Planetary Health Diet adherence, nutritional quality, and environmental footprints including carbon and water impacts.
Sleep health improved unevenly after the pandemic
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in Psychology
Post-pandemic sleep health improved unevenly, with behavioral measures recovering faster than subjective satisfaction. Material deprivation strongly predicted slower improvement trajectories.
Probable PTSD was common among Sudanese refugees in Cairo
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in Psychology
Pilot study documents high prevalence of probable PTSD among Sudanese refugees in Egypt, highlighting need for culturally sensitive mental health interventions in refugee response frameworks.
Hungarian Roma perceptions of healthy eating mostly matched dietary guidelines
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in Health Sciences
Cross-sectional study of dietary perceptions among Hungarian Roma demonstrates alignment with guidelines; self-perceived eating habits strongest predictor of healthy diet perception.
Patients reported high satisfaction in several hospital care areas
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in Health Professions
Cross-sectional patient satisfaction assessment in cardiology department, Senegal, highlighting communication gaps and clinical care quality indicators across 203 hospitalized patients.
Healthier lifestyles were linked to more TCIM use in Brazil
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in Health Sciences
Analysis of lifestyle profiles and traditional, complementary and integrative medicine adoption in Brazilian population reveals positive association between healthier behaviors and TCIM use.
Sleep quality partly explains academic stress and psychological health
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in Psychology
Mediation analysis of academic stress and adolescent psychological health via sleep quality, with gender and grade as moderators in Chinese county-level populations.
Doctors’ dairy purchases are shaped by multiple factors
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in Medicine
Gender-stratified analysis of dairy purchasing determinants among Polish physicians reveals pragmatic and health factors with partial gender differentiation.
Inpatient satisfaction was linked to service quality in a China hospital survey
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in Health Professions
Cross-sectional survey of 433 inpatients examining satisfaction determinants in a tertiary Chinese hospital, identifying core service quality dimensions as primary satisfaction predictors.