S Koziel, H Kolodziej, S J Ulijaszek
Parental education, body mass index and prevalence of obesity among 14-year-old boys between 1987 and 1997 in Wrocław, Poland
European journal of epidemiology
study identifies common recorded reason attendance primary care children 5 years old including breakdown via age ethnicity deprivation quintile sex crosssectional 39 40 general practices lambeth london uk 22 189 children 5 years attended primary care 1 april 2017 31 march 2020 opted anonymous data sharing within lambeth datanet primary objective identify frequently recorded complaint general practice children 5 years old secondary objective understand presenting complaint differs age ethnicity sex deprivation level third objective create multivariate logistic regression frequent attendance outcome variable nine conditions formed 50 patient interactions common reason upper respiratory tract infections 14 followed eczema 8 cough 7 variation ethnicity age nine conditions remained dominant children living deprived area likely frequent attenders children living least deprived area adjusted aor 127 95 ci 114 141 children indian aor 147 104 208 bangladeshi aor 270 195 374 white aor 118 104 134 ethnicities likely frequent attenders compared white british ethnicity reasons attendance children 5 years primary care acute selflimiting conditions could potentially managed increasing access community care services pharmacies focusing influence broader determinants health particular groups likely attend health promotion efforts opportunity reduce barriers healthcare improve outcomes