Martin Lägervik, Karin Thörne, Sofi Fristedt, Maria Henricson, Berith Hedberg
Residents' and supervisors' experiences when using a feedback-model in post-graduate medical education
BMC medical education
one third schoolaged children new york state nys overweight obese large geographic disparities across local regions used nys student obesity surveillance data assess whether geographical variations attributable built environment combined nys student weight status category reporting system 20102012 data government publicly available data ordinary least squares regression models identified key determinants school districtlevel student obesity rates elementary middlehigh schools geographical weighted regression models explored spatial variations local coefficients built environment predictors ordinary least squares models higher farmers market density significantly associated lower obesity rates among elementary school students b 0116 p 01 higher fastfood restaurant density significantly associated higher obesity rates b 0014 p 05 higher land use mix significantly associated lower obesity rates b 0054 p 01 among middlehigh school students geographical weighted regression analyses inverse association market density obesity rates among elementary school students pronounced eastern portion state relationship higher fastfood restaurant density higher obesity rates among middlehigh school students found southeastern portion state different patterns food consumption may explain varying determinants obesity younger older students regional variations local associations built environment variables obesity may suggest differences healthy food sources accessed locally