Huda A Anshasi, Mirna Fawaz, Yousef M Aljawarneh, Ja'far M Alkhawaldeh
Exploring nurses' experiences of providing spiritual care to cancer patients: a qualitative study
BMC nursing
epidemiological studies indicate bronchial asthma risk factor covid19 previous analyses additionally focused socioeconomic determinants sarscov2 infection children asthma bronchitis respiratory symptoms research aimed investigate correlation socioeconomic status families prevalence respiratory conditions asthma bronchitis respiratory symptoms children addition exploring association prevalence covid19 study involved crosssectional epidemiological investigation conducted 2022 encompassing 2454 students elementary schools poland parents students completed questionnaire modeled international study asthma allergies childhood isaac socioeconomic status ses indicators determined based parental education selfreported economic status housing conditions assess impact social factors health occurrence covid19 odds ratios ors calculated findings revealed several covid19 risk factors including higher maternal 22 95ci 1330 paternal education 19 95ci 1324 urban residence 17 95ci 1321 presence mold residences 17 95ci 1023 bronchitis 15 95ci 1220 chronic cough 18 95ci 1324 analysis stratifying children based baseline health status ie presence absence asthma bronchitis chronic cough indicated higher parental education increased risk covid19 solely children without preexisting conditions occurrence sarscov2 infections found notably associated mold exposure children bronchial asthma rigorous multivariate analyses substantiated collective impact factors residential environment existence mold moisture history bronchitis studys conclusions highlight higher frequency sarscov2 infections cases bronchitis diagnosed previously chronic cough prevalent interestingly initially hypothesized higher prevalence covid19 among children bronchial asthma receive confirmation findings study highlights importance urban residence exposure mold dampness higher parental education incidence covid19 higher parental education significant factor increasing risk covid19 among children without bronchitis chronic cough asthma