Karina Tolentino-Bazán, Tatiana Chavez-Heres, Mariana Morales-García, Salvador Israel Macías-Hernández, Alma Citlallic Ramírez-Ramírez, Ana Esthela Velázquez-Bustamante, Gerald Martin Rhoades-Torres, Mario Velez-Palafox
Predictive Factors for Returning to Work in Burn Adult Patients That Were Working Before Their Injury
Journal of burn care & research : official publication of the American Burn Association
understanding relationships motor proficiency mp physical fitness pf important future health children although longitudinal findings nature limited study explored association mp pf earlier childhood 6 9 years old later childhood 12 years old boys girls stratified randomized research design including baseline two followup timepoint measures 2010 2013 2016 used primary school children n 374 boys 178 girls 196 tested bruininksoseretsky test motorproficiency2 short form test gross motor development 2 ages 6 9 years progressive aerobic cardiovascular endurance run test age 12 spearman rank order correlations stepwise regression analyses used analyze data although low magnitude proof dynamic longitudinal stable relationship mp pf found different genderspecific relationships pathway association small significant percentage variation pf 12 years could explained overall motor competence mc object control skills ocs ages 6 9 years among girls association pf 12 years influenced ocs mc although mc contributed variation found boys socioeconomic status made insignificant contribution 6 years later pf boys girls mc including ocs early middle childhood considered possible triggers physical activity increase pf later childhood obtaining early competence developmental areas therefore important promote positive sustainable trajectories health longterm health outcomes