| Autor: |
Mateo Quiñones Mexia, Joan Dautt Silva, María Elena Haro Acosta |
| Rok vydání: |
2019 |
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| Zdroj: |
International Journal of Family & Community Medicine. 3 |
| ISSN: |
2577-8269 |
| DOI: |
10.15406/ijfcm.2019.03.00131 |
| Popis: |
Introduction Food insecurity a multi factor issue linked to nutritional status is an indicator of poverty Likewise family functionality is influenced by the basic family functions including socioeconomic status Objective To determine the relationship between food security and family functionality in primary care Materials and methods Cross sectional study where the relationship between food safety and family functionality was assessed in patients The instruments to collect data were the Mexican Food Security Scale EMSA and family APGAR descriptive statistics and Chi squared were used with the statistical program SPSSv nbsp Results Family functionality was identified in patients whereas moderate and severe dysfunctions were present in and respectively Meanwhile had food security and food insecurity in which had mild moderate and severe insecurity The correlation between food security and family functionality was statistically significant Chi squared p lt nbsp Conclusion Mild and severe food insecurity were higher than what was previously reported at a national level There is an association between food safety and family functionality nbsp Introduction Food insecurity a multi factor issue linked to nutritional status is an indicator of poverty Likewise family functionality is influenced by the basic family functions including socioeconomic status Objective To determine the relationship between food security and family functionality in primary care Materials and methods Cross sectional study where the relationship between food safety and family functionality was assessed in patients The instruments to collect data were the Mexican Food Security Scale EMSA and family APGAR descriptive statistics and Chi squared were used with the statistical program SPSSv Results Family functionality was identified in patients whereas moderate and severe dysfunctions were present in and respectively Meanwhile had food security and food insecurity in which had mild moderate and severe insecurity The correlation between food security and family functionality was statistically significant Chi squared p lt Conclusion Mild and severe food insecurity were higher than what was previously reported at a national level There is an association between food safety and family functionality |
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