Faculty Opinions recommendation of Measuring concurrency: an empirical study of different methods in a large population-based survey and evaluation of the UNAIDS guidelines.
Youth who experience homelessness have worse health and well-being than housed youth. Internal assets, including social competency and positive self-identity, are factors that promote healthy development. This study compared internal assets between homeless and housed youth, and examined whether connectedness with parents moderates the association between homelessness and internal assets. Using data from a large population-based survey of middle- and high-school aged youth, we found that homelessness was associated with lower levels of internal assets. However, having high connectedness with a parent significantly predicted the strength of these assets, suggesting opportunities to promote health equity among homeless youth.
PCN25 DID THE UPTAKE OF NEW TREATMENT OPTIONS CHANGE THE TREATMENT STRATEGY IN PATIENTS WITH COLORECTAL CANCER AND PRIMARY NONRESECTABLE METASTASES? THE RESULTS OF LARGE POPULATION-BASED SURVEY IN GERMANY 2006–2007