Muhammad Humza Bin Saeed, Ulfat Bashir Raja, Yawar Khan, Janice Gidman, Manahil Niazi
Interplay between leadership and patient safety in dentistry: a dental hospital-based cross-sectional study
BMJ open quality
study aimed assess whether educational level independent determinant sexually transmitted infections stis among clients consulting dutch sexual health centres shcs data national sti surveillance database 20152017 generalized estimating equations corrected sexual risk factors used estimate associations educational level chlamydia gonorrhoea among women n 146020 heterosexual men n 82882 men sex men msm n 52149 syphilis hiv among msm compared highest educational level bachelormaster lower educational levels associated gonorrhoea among women adjusted odds ratio 140 95 ci 118166 higher generalpreuniversity level 357 95 ci 266481 educationelementary school level heterosexual men respectively 136 106174 384 289509 women educationelementary school level 137 117162 heterosexual clients prevocational secondary educational level likely test positive chlamydia women 143 139148 heterosexual men 131 126137 clients higher generalpreuniversity level bachelormaster level msm prevocational secondary educational level associated chlamydia 116 111122 gonorrhoea 115 110121 syphilis 118 108129 prevocational secondary educational level 148 125176 educationelementary school level 181 109300 associated hiv lower educational levels independent determinants sti shc clients sexual health centres could facilitate sti testing care among lower educated people prioritizing access