Publications by authors named "Kevin Mark Biese"
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- Hispanic/Latinx communities often have fewer chances to get involved in sports and stay active, which can affect their health.
- The study looked at how both parents and kids in these communities feel about playing sports and how being specialized in one sport can change their experiences.
- Researchers found that when parents and kids have different expectations about sports, it can make sports less enjoyable, especially in a system where you have to pay to participate.
Secondary school ATs (SSATs) are uniquely positioned healthcare providers at an optimal public health intersection where they can provide equitable healthcare to low socioeconomic status (SES) adolescents. SSATs face similar challenges to physicians in treating low SES patients, but their strategies may be different compared to other medical professions. However, the consequences of low SES population healthcare delivery by SSATs have not been explored.
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