Mona Bustami, Khalid Z Matalka, Eyad Mallah, Luay Abu-Qatouseh, Wael Abu Dayyih, Nour Hussein, Nayef Abu Safieh, Yousef Elyyan, Nagham Hussein, Tawfiq Arafat
The Prevalence of Overweight and Obesity Among Women in Jordan: A Risk Factor for Developing Chronic Diseases
Journal of multidisciplinary healthcare
primary health care phc capable achieving broad coverage effectiveness study evaluated factors associated prioritization municipal health managers state rio grande sul rs give phc crosssectional analytical study carried august 2017 may 2019 using online formsus questionnaire consisting 44 questions divided 4 blocks sent 497 municipal health managers multiple logistic regression performed analyze factors associated phc prioritization 404 participants 668 reported maximum degree prioritization managers postgraduate degree showed greater prioritization elementary education 785 vs 588 p001 regarding postgraduate area managers training public health prioritized phc areas postgraduate studies respectively 84 771 618 p001 adjusting covariates postgraduate degree public health another area remained associated greater chances prioritization results may encourage initiatives consider level area education position focusing technical strictly political criteria