Derya Kaya Şenol, Semiha Aydin Özkan, Cansu Ağralı
The effect of the training provided to primiparous pregnant women based on the model on pregnancy risk perception and health literacy
Women & health
assessing raceethnicity socioeconomic status ses relationships attentiondeficithyperactivity disorder adhd diagnosis treatment access care yielded inconsistent results often based parentreport contrast study used broader adhd diagnostic determination including casedefinition examine relationships multisite elementaryschoolbased sample secondary analysis children without adhd per parent teacherreported diagnostic statistical manual mental disorders dsm criteria evaluated ses raceethnicity variables simple bivariatemultivariable models within across parentreported diagnosis medication treatment meeting adhd study casedefinition total sample included 519 male 513 white 531 private insurance 10 parentreported adhd diagnoses 83 met adhd study casedefinition multivariable models white children higher odds parentreported diagnoses black hispanic raceethnicity children p 005 hispanic children lower odds casepositive 005 males children singleparent households higher odds parentreported diagnoses casepositive p 005 children white male health insurance higher odds taking medication p 005 among children casepositive medicaid white 2parent statuses higher odds parentreported diagnoses p 005 children underlying adhd appear likely assessmentmedication treatment access white male health insurance particularly medicaid live 2parent households boys children raised single parents may higher rates adhd diagnoses falsepositive diagnostic risk also appeared higher inviting investigation