Sari Ahlqvist-Björkroth, Ylva Thernström Blomqvist, Jenni Nyberg, Erik Normann, Anna Axelin
Improving NICU staff decision-making with parents in medical rounds: a pilot study of reflective group dialogue intervention
Frontiers in pediatrics
scarce evidence sociodemographic lifestyle characteristics may explain adherence different dietary patterns dps pregnancy aims identify dietary patterns sample pregnant mexican women describe association selected sociodemographic lifestyle characteristics secondary crosssectional analysis 252 mothers children participated controls hospitalbased casecontrol study childhood leukemia obtained parents information selected sociodemographic characteristics well alcohol tobacco consumption also obtained dietary information pregnancy identified dps using cluster factor analyses estimated association characteristics interest identified two dps using cluster analysis called prudent non healthy well three dps factor analysis namely prudent processed foods fish chicken vegetables characteristics associated greater adherence prudent patterns maternal education older paternal age smoking government employee andor uncovered population likewise processed foods fish pattern associated greater maternal paternal education well less household overcrowding identify sociodemographic variables related chicken vegetables pattern results may useful identify target populations may benefit interventions aimed improve individual dietary decisions pregnancy