Elena Rey Velasco, Hanne Sæderup Pedersen, Ditte Hjorth Laursen, Timothy Skinner
A meta-narrative review of coding tools for healthcare interactions and their applicability to written communication
PEC innovation
study investigates whether presence green space attenuate negative health impacts stressful life events individuallevel data health sociodemographic characteristics drawn representative twostage sample 4529 dutch respondents second dutch national survey general practice dnsgp2 conducted 20002002 health measures included 1 number health complaints last 14 days 2 perceived mental health measured ghq12 3 single item measure perceived general health ranging excellent poor percentages green space 1km 3km radius around home derived 2001 national land cover classification database lgn4 data analysed using multilevel regression analysis gp practices grouplevel units analyses controlled age gender income education level level urbanity results show relationships stressful life events number health complaints perceived general health significantly moderated amount green space 3km radius respondents high amount green space 3km radius less affected experiencing stressful life event respondents low amount green space radius pattern observed perceived mental health although marginally significant moderating effects green space found green space within 3 km green space within 1 km residents homes presumably 3km indicator affected presence larger areas green space supposed sustain deeper forms restoration results support notion green space provide buffer negative health impact stressful life events