Leigh McLean, Paul Espinoza, Kati Tilley, Lori Foote, Nathan Jones, Ben Kelcey
Expanding Education Researchers' Access to Classroom Observation Data With a Remote and Cost-Effective Video Data Collection Protocol
Prevention science : the official journal of the Society for Prevention Research
purpose study examine association childrens lowdensity lipoprotein cholesterol ldlc levels parents working hours used data 20102018 korea national health nutrition examination survey lipid profile samples 3799 children eligible logistic regression analyses used outcome variable dichotomous ldlc group exposure variable fathers mothers working hours respectively logistic regression models adjusted age sex household income education level children parents working hours parents mothers working hours 52 h per week significantly associated childrens dyslipidemia 214 95 confidence interval ci 133347 compared working 40 h less whereas fathers working hours show statistical significance 108 95 ci 071166 manner association greatest elementary school students mothers working 52 h per week 342 95 ci 164714 compared working hours 40 h per week less mothers long working hours associated higher prevalence dyslipidemia children association strongest elementary school students proper working time parents required childrens health