Elizabeth Iris Lamb, Hugh Alberti
Twelve tips for positive role modelling in medical education
Medical teacher
nationally representative sample south korean adults investigated association socioeconomic status ses physical activity level whether association varied age group used data 5065 subjects aged 19 years participated 6th korea national health nutrition examination survey weighted logistic regression examined sesphysical activity association using international physical activity questionnaire short form physical activity level categorized two groups meeting guideline 150 minweek moderate intensity physical activity meeting guideline annual household income quartile first quartile highest income education elementary middle school high school college graduates used ses indicators sociodemographic covariates included adjusted models marital status town type ruralurban dwelling type perceived health federal allowance support yesno working sleepinghours unadjusted models low income low education associated significantly lower odds meeting physical activity guideline incomephysical activity association moderated age group unadjusted adjusted models specifically among age 45 years third quartile group 41 higher odds p 001 meeting physical activity guideline compared first quartile group adjusting covariates contrast among age 45 years third quartile group 16 lower odds p 001 meeting physical activity guideline compared first quartile group adjusting covariates furthermore educationphysical activity association moderated age adjusted model specifically among age 45 years high school graduates 21 higher odds meeting physical activity guideline compared college graduates p 008 contrast among age 45 years high school graduates 23 lower odds meeting physical activity guideline compared college graduates p 001 future policies aim address sesrelated health disparities physical activity among adults south korea consider different patterns physical activity accordance ses age