Utilization of self-medication and prescription drugs among 15-year-old children from the German GINIplus birth cohort

Keyphrases

• Older children 100%
• Birth Cohort 100%
• Self-medication 100%
• Over-the-counter Drugs 100%
• Prescription Drugs 100%
• Self-prescription 100%
• Maternal Education 80%
• Anti-allergic 40%
• Drug Category 40%
• Parental Income 40%
• Female Gender 20%
• Reimbursement 20%
• Birth Cohort Study 20%
• Antibiotic Use 20%
• Self-administered Questionnaire 20%
• Methylphenidate 20%
• Logistic Regression Model 20%
• Therapeutic Agents 20%
• High Prevalence 20%
• Negative Association 20%
• Prevalence Rate 20%
• Drug Use 20%
• Deregulation 20%
• Care Manager 20%
• Analgesic 20%
• Drug Utilization 20%
• Use Rate 20%
• Contraceptives 20%
• Socioeconomic Factors 20%
• Pediatric Drugs 20%
• Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System 20%
• Anti-inflammatory Drugs 20%
• 15-year Follow-up 20%
• University Degree 20%
• Gender Studies 20%
• Drug Sales 20%
• Higher Secondary School 20%
• Drug Type 20%
• Medication Prescription 20%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Prescription Drug 100%
• Non Prescription Drug 100%
• Self-Medication 100%
• Prevalence 60%
• Antiallergic Drug 40%
• Cohort Study 20%
• Antibiotics 20%
• Analgesic Agent 20%
• Methylphenidate 20%
• Antiinflammatory Agent 20%
• Contraceptive Agent 20%
• Drug Utilization 20%

INIS

• drugs 100%
• children 100%
• birth 100%
• education 21%
• income 10%
• data 5%
• antibiotics 5%
• therapy 5%
• females 5%
• schools 5%
• pediatrics 5%
• classification 5%
• reimbursement 5%
• universities 5%
• sales 5%
• deregulation 5%
• thyroid 5%
• analgesics 5%
• socio-economic factors 5%