International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
19(24), P. 16629 - 16629
Published: Dec. 10, 2022
Nursing
homes
for
the
elderly
in
Spain
have
experienced
high
rates
of
infection
and
mortality
from
COVID-19,
although
varied
one
region
to
another.
Madrid
is
where
most
institutionalized
older
adults
died
coronavirus.
However,
there
little
known
about
psychosocial
environmental
factors
involved
incidence
COVID-19
among
institutionalised
population
this
region.
This
article
describes
protocol
a
study
on
nursing
during
SARS-CoV-2
pandemic
Autonomous
Community
(hereafter:
Region
or
Region)
provides
information
design,
measures
used,
characteristics
studied.
A
questionnaire
life
was
designed
total
447
persons
over
60
years
age
without
cognitive
impairment—220
private
227
public
homes—participated
by
answering
questions
different
topics:
personal
situations
pandemic,
feelings
methods
coping,
residential
environment,
health,
quality
life,
ageism,
self-perception
ageing.
The
person
profile
discussed
an
old
woman,
widowed,
children,
with
low
level
education,
multimorbidity,
who
perceived
her
health
positively.
Most
participants
were
very
concerned
its
effects.
In
fact,
38%
had
been
diagnosed
whom
20%
admitted
hospital
suffered
negative
impacts,
such
as
pain
neurological
problems.
addition,
70%
residents
remained
confined
their
rooms,
which
increased
perceptions
loneliness
social
isolation.
worst-rated
aspects
home
resulted
restrictive
imposed
pandemic.
research
offers
useful
material
understanding
consequences
perspective
population,
could
provide
insights
designing
policies.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
20(2), P. 993 - 993
Published: Jan. 5, 2023
This
population-based
study
investigated
gender
differences
in
the
use
of
coping
strategies
and
their
relationship
to
anxiety
symptoms
during
initial
COVID-19
lockdown
period
United
States.
A
national
online
survey
was
administered
between
13
April
2020
8
June
2020.
The
sample
comprised
1673
respondents
(66%
women).
Overall,
46%
reported
high
levels
anxiety,
women
experienced
significantly
(p
<
0.001)
higher
than
men.
Women
were
0.05)
more
likely
acceptance,
self-distraction,
positive
reframing,
emotional
support
Significant
interactions
also
identified.
engaging
(+1SD)
vs.
low
(−1SD)
active
not
found
have
different
levels.
In
contrast,
men
when
they
engaged
lower
(b2
=
0.88,
t
3.33,
p
0.001).
Additionally,
acceptance
reframing
engag-ing
(b1
−1.03,
−4.58,
−0.72,
−3.95,
No
significant
associations
with
these
findings
extend
our
understanding
nature
stress
responsivity
periods
psychological
distress
can
inform
development
mental
health
interventions
respond
pandemic
future
infectious
disease
outbreaks.
Frontiers in Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Aug. 3, 2022
Published
studies
in
comparing
pre
and
post
the
COVID-19
pandemic
depression
anxiety
levels
among
children
adolescents
yielded
incongruent
results.
Therefore,
there
is
a
necessity
to
perform
timely
meta-analysis
synthesize
existing
evidence.A
total
of
10
digital
databases
(PubMed,
Web
Science,
PsycINFO,
Cochrane
Library,
Embase,
Scopus,
ScienceDirect,
CNKI,
WanFang,
CQVIP)
were
fully
searched
for
eligible
published
before
November
6,
2021.
Based
on
quality
assessment
results,
relevant
data
extracted
higher
quality.
We
combined
standardized
mean
difference
(SMD)
or
prevalence
ratio
(RR)
by
using
random-effects
models.
Sensitivity
analysis
was
further
performed
evaluate
heterogeneity
included
studies.14,508
articles
preliminarily
identified,
after
stepwise
screening
process,
8
eventually.
The
results
showed
that
SMD
score
measured
GAD-7
0.12
(95%
CI:
0.08,
0.17),
an
significant
increase
compared
with
period;
SMDs
95%
CIs
COVID-18
scores
PHQ-9,
PHQ-8,
MFQ
0.17
0.10,
0.24),
0.23
0.38),
0.11
0.06,
respectively,
also
significantly
increased
period.
RR
2.54
2.48,
2.60)
period
when
pre-pandemic.Children
reported
deteriorated
pandemic.
More
attention
should
be
paid
this
vulnerable
group.
Effective,
expedient,
practical
intervention
measures
which
are
compatible
prevention
control
policies
developed
implemented
maintain
mental
health
wellbeing
youths.
BMC Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(1)
Published: Feb. 2, 2024
There
is
currently
a
deficit
of
knowledge
about
how
to
define,
quantify,
and
measure
different
aspects
daily
routine
disruptions
amid
large-scale
disasters
like
COVID-19,
which
psychiatric
symptoms
were
more
related
the
disruptions.
This
study
aims
conduct
systematic
review
meta-analysis
on
probable
positive
associations
between
mental
disorders
COVID-19
pandemic
factors
that
moderated
associations.
Journal for the Study of Spirituality,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 21
Published: Jan. 9, 2025
This
pilot
study
examines
the
feasibility
of
a
psychospiritual
intervention
integrating
Bhagavad
Gītā
and
Yin
Yoga
to
reduce
anxiety
enhance
meaning
in
life
resilience
among
20
Turkish
women.
Amidst
challenges
like
COVID-19
earthquakes,
this
novel
approach,
using
quasi-experimental
single-group
mixed-methods
pre-test/post-test
design,
aimed
assess
intervention's
adaptability
effectiveness
within
cultural
context
unfamiliar
with
such
methods.
The
online
used
Beck
Anxiety
Inventory,
Meaning
Life
Questionnaire,
Brief
Resilience
Scale
semi-structured
interviews.
SPSS
was
for
quantitative
data
analysis,
thematic
analysis
applied
qualitative
responses.
Results
showed
significant
reduction
anxiety,
participants
reporting
improved
coping
strategies
deeper
sense
life's
meaning.
While
scores
only
slight,
non-significant
increase,
feedback
suggested
subtle
improvements
handling
adversity.
Additionally,
presence
search
nuanced
changes,
responses
indicating
refined
understanding
post-intervention.
underscores
value
research
psychospirituality,
demonstrating
potential
ancient
spiritual
teachings
modern
psychological
practices
support
mental
health
diverse
contexts.
Journal of Affective Disorders,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
317, P. 236 - 244
Published: Aug. 24, 2022
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
led
to
sharp
increases
in
mental
health
problems
around
the
world,
most
notably
anxiety
and
depression.
present
study
examines
hardiness
age
as
potential
protective
factors
against
effects
of
COVID-related
stress.
A
sample
Canadians
balanced
across
gender,
completed
an
online
survey
including
measures
COVID
related
stressors,
hardiness,
depression,
anxiety,
along
with
age,
other
demographics.
Conditional
PROCESS
analysis
showed
that
stressors
significant
Hardiness
moderated
these
relations,
those
high
showing
less
Age
was
negatively
highest
levels
observed
among
younger
respondents.
At
same
time,
a
moderating
effect
found
respect
older
people
sharper
depression
stress
goes
up.
Gender
not
factor
any
meaning
results
apply
equally
well
both
women
men.
This
provides
evidence
who
are
also
low
vulnerable
developing
while
under
stress,
so
would
likely
benefit
from
preventive
intervention
strategies.
While
symptoms
young,
groups
appear
more
increasing
rates
Clinicians
practitioners
should
thus
be
especially
vigilant
for
people,
psychological
hardiness.
