Atencion primaria · 1998
[Health status and morbidity perceived by a group of school children].
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Pérula de Torres L A, Ruiz Moral R, Tapia G, Lluch C, Enciso Verge I, Espejo Espejo J
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: To find what self-perception of their health (SPH) and of their morbidity by school-children; and to analyse possible differences, in function of their social and demographic characteristics and life-styles.
DESIGN: An observational crossover study, using a health questionnaire.
SETTING: Community.
PARTICIPANTS: 548 6th and 8th grade (EGB) children in the Occidente Health Area, Córdoba.
INTERVENTIONS: Self-filled health questionnaire.
MEASUREMENTS AND MAIN RESULTS: 43.7% of students felt very healthy. Bad SPH was independently associated with being a girl, poor state of physical fitness and feeling unhappy. Tiredness and nervousness were the most frequent disorders suffered by school-children.
CONCLUSIONS: Although the SPH of the school-children was acceptable, we found high perceived morbidity and prevalence of accidents, along with a striking consumption of medication.
DESIGN: An observational crossover study, using a health questionnaire.
SETTING: Community.
PARTICIPANTS: 548 6th and 8th grade (EGB) children in the Occidente Health Area, Córdoba.
INTERVENTIONS: Self-filled health questionnaire.
MEASUREMENTS AND MAIN RESULTS: 43.7% of students felt very healthy. Bad SPH was independently associated with being a girl, poor state of physical fitness and feeling unhappy. Tiredness and nervousness were the most frequent disorders suffered by school-children.
CONCLUSIONS: Although the SPH of the school-children was acceptable, we found high perceived morbidity and prevalence of accidents, along with a striking consumption of medication.