Emily Bremer, Jeffrey D Graham, Scott Veldhuizen, John Cairney
A program evaluation of an in-school daily physical activity initiative for children and youth
BMC public health
identify factors associated level knowledge disease people type 2 diabetes crosssectional study carried 412 people diabetes registered primary health care network brazil northeast municipality data collection used questionnaire sociodemographic clinical variables identify level knowledge used diabetes knowledge questionnaire insufficient knowledge prevailed 547 participants associated significant bivariate analysis p 005 sociodemographic variables age 60 years old marital status without partner education complete incomplete elementary school family income 1 minimum wage clinical variables level insufficient knowledge significantly associated participating educational group using insulin practicing physical activity logistic regression observed factors increase risk insufficient knowledge never participated educational group or20 age 60 years old or22 illiterate primary education or83 income less equal 1 minimum wage 24 level knowledge people type 2 diabetes mellitus disease insufficient socioeconomic educational characteristics factors increase odds level knowledge