“…Mental health domains (vitality, social functioning, psychical health) were significantly inversely related with neurologic and psychiatric comorbidity (p = 0.002 to 0.048) and correlated with higher educational level (Spearman 0.25, p = 0.019). Neurologic and psychiatric comorbidities and socio-demographic parameters are significant risk factors for a reduced QOL concerning physical and mental health in young adults with TGA after ASO. …”
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“…Regression analysis confirmed that older respondents with a higher educational level and salaried jobs were more likely to know about PM-JAY. …”
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“…Moreover, despite having many educational platforms created for higher educational settings, the practicality of selection between two teaching–learning approaches of text-presentation and video is still a debate among teachers/ lecturers with students’ learning styles. …”
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“…Inverse variance weighted (IVW) method was used as a primary algorithm for estimating causal direction and effect size in univariable and multivariable Mendelian randomization (MR) analyses. RESULTS: Higher educational attainment was a causal protective factor, while hypertensive diseases, higher BMI, smoking, and longer time spent on watching the TV were all causal risk factors for the risk of stroke. …”
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“…Those with a college or university degree used a high SPF significantly more often than patients with lower education levels (p=0.0007). However, higher educational levels correlated with increased annual sun exposure (p=0.041). …”
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“…RESULTS: For both women and children, older maternal age and higher educational attainment were associated with decreased take-up of WIC. …”
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“…Those who had a need for age‐specific care were significantly more often female, higher educated, diagnosed at a younger age, and treated with chemotherapy, radiotherapy or hormone therapy. …”
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“…The app users were younger and had a higher educational level. A decrease in anxiety mean scores was noted in those who used the app in the per protocol analysis (−2.00 versus −0.54, P = 0.028). …”
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“…Associations between exposure and outcomes were estimated in gender-stratified generalised linear models, adjusting for sociodemographic factors and duration of sick leave. RESULTS: Higher-educated workers had a higher likelihood of SRTW 0, SRTW ≤30 and SRTW ≤90 than the lowest-educated groups in the crude models. …”
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“…On logistic regression analysis, upper socioeconomic status (OR = 6.8; 95% CI: 0.35–132.1) patients and patients with higher educational status of graduation or above (OR = 3.62; 95% CI: 0.75–17.43) had higher chances of treatment completion. …”
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“…We observed a higher preference for telemedicine among individuals who have already used telemedicine (patients: P<.001, dermatologists: P=.03, and health care workers, P=.005), as well as among patients with higher educational levels (P=.003). CONCLUSIONS: This study indicates that the preference for teledermatology has a high potential to increase over time since previous experience with telemedicine and a higher level of education were associated with a higher willingness to replace in-patient consultations with telemedicine. …”
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“…Despite lower satisfaction levels in online courses, hybrid learning was viewed favourably by COAMS students. Higher educational institutions should develop plans to increase student involvement, improve academic integrity, and assess the effect of the pandemic on undergraduate education on a regular basis. …”
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“…The majority (493, 77.2%) were occasional and frequent plastic users and the practice scores were significantly associated with age, education, residence, and socioeconomic standard. Higher educational level, gender (women), and rural residence were predictors of good participants knowledge, while lower socioeconomic status and urban residence were predictors of bad participants practice in a multivariate logistic regression analysis. …”
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“…Mothers who had no formal education or a primary level of education have less chance of practicing EBF than higher‐educated mothers. CONCLUSIONS: It is observed that the educational level of mothers, marital status (widow), employed mother, perceived insufficient milk, and the perceived rejection of breastfeeding by the baby are the major challenges for enhancing the EBF practice. …”
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“…Clients were more likely to receive HCV screening in the past year if they had a primary care provider, higher educational attainment, lived in a large metropolitan area, and a prior history of opioid overdose. …”
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“…In univariable analysis, higher serum 25(OH)D was associated with white race, higher educational level, ever breast feeding, and blood draw during the summer. …”
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“…Patients choosing electronic questionnaires were significantly younger (mean 47.3 years vs mean 53.5 in the paper group, P=.01) and higher educated (P=.004). There was significantly more missing information (ie, at least one question not answered) in the paper group during the diagnostic day compared to the electronic group (using a tablet) (28/88 vs 1/48, P<.001). …”
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“…Furthermore, the intervention may have affected mothers’ fruit intake and the vegetable intake in higher educated fathers. CONCLUSION: Favourable effects in favour of the intervention group were found for intake of fruit and sugar-sweetened fruit drinks among the adolescents in the HEIA study. …”
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“…Younger age and higher educational levels were found to be significant factors associated with the better recognition of specific disorders. …”
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“…Pooled analysis across two studies from Brazil and Portugal (analysed separately because of the different coding of maternal education) showed that children of higher educated mothers (tertiary vs primary/secondary) spent less time in moderate to vigorous PA (MVPA) (6.6 min/day, p=0.001) and in light PA (39.2 min/day: p<0.001), and more time sedentary (45.9 min/day, p<0.001). …”
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