Robert L Nix, Karen L Bierman, Brenda S Heinrichs, Scott D Gest, Janet A Welsh, Celene E Domitrovich
The randomized controlled trial of Head Start REDI: Sustained effects on developmental trajectories of social-emotional functioning
Journal of consulting and clinical psychology
study aimed explore health literacy factors associated demand medical cannabis mc use among colorectal cancer crc patients northern thailand target group crosssectional analytical study administered multistage random sampling recruit 439 crc patients northern thailand ethical approval signed written informed consents obtained patients prior study standardized selfadministered structured questionnaire used obtain sociodemographic characteristics clinical characteristics social support attitudes toward mc knowledge mc health literacy mc questions demand mc use scores questionnaires converted percentages analysis total 146 3326 patients crc reported demand use mc multivariable analysis revealed factors associated demand mc among crc patients included high levels health literacy mc adjor 771 95 ci 428 1387 aged less 45 years adjor 509 95 ci 278 934 positive attitudes toward mc use adjor 466 95 ci 268 810 higher levels social support adjor 414 95 ci 239 717 controlling effect covariates health literacy important factor affecting demand mc use crc patients therefore improving health literacy social support attitudes mc especially among younger crc patients could help increase demand mc complementary alternative medicine alongside cancer treatment