Medical Research Archives,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(11)
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
This
study
examines
survey
data
collected
from
teachers
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic
to
understand
how
they
experienced
non-specific
psychological
distress.
analysis
focuses
on
role
of
job
satisfaction
and
efficacy,
confidence
in
use
protective
behaviors
such
as
masking,
levels
virus
anxiety.
In
addition,
we
consider
group
differences
or
inequalities
between
different
demographic
subpopulations.
Results
suggest
that
distress
were
most
highly
related
teachers'
anxiety
a
lesser
extent,
their
efficacy.
While
find
some
weak
support
for
based
race
gender,
behaviors,
these
effects
are
removed
when
controlling
We
discuss
implications
identify
possible
solutions
mitigate
teachers’
levels.
Epidemics
are
the
most
common
natural
phenomena
that
have
occurred
throughout
entire
history
of
human
society.
Depending
on
type
disease
and
development
collective
immunity
society
had
acquired
by
then,
consequences
epidemics
were
usually
very
severe.
Precisely
because
this,
aim
paper
is
a
scientific
description
way
in
which
prescribed
preventive
measures
should
be
applied
from
epidemiological,
security,
economic,
legal
other
aspects,
so
society,
through
mechanisms
state,
can
defend
rehabilitate
an
epidemic
infectious
disease.
Eliminating
epidemic's
impacts
difficult
issue.
In
particular,
there
illness
spreading
uncontrolled
one
hand.
order
to
introduce
quarantine
restricts
progress
and,
if
lasts
long
enough,
end
epidemic,
contact
between
members
social
group
must
broken.
On
side,
cessation
communication
also
signifies
all
facets
life
including
economic
ties,
education,
growth
culture,
research,
etc.
Journal of UOEH,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
45(2), P. 105 - 115
Published: May 31, 2023
This
study
aimed
to
determine
the
prevalence
and
predictive
factors
of
fear
COVID-19
serious
mental
distress
among
teachers
in
public
schools
Southern
Tunisia.
was
a
cross
sectional
representative
sample
525
teachers.
The
level
Fear
assessed
using
Scale
(FCV-19S).
A
high
defined
as
an
FCV-19S
≥
22.
Kessler
6
(K6)
performed
predict
distress.
Serious
K6
score
13.
rates
were
32.8%
63.8%,
respectively.
Independent
associated
with
female
gender
(Adjusted
odds
ratio
(AOR)=1.6
[1.1-2.5]),
chronic
disease
(AOR=1.6
[1.1-2.4]),
home-living
children
(AOR=3.3
[1.4-7.8]),
poor
material
working
conditions
(AOR=1.5
[1.2-2.1]).
(AOR=3.1
[1.8-5.1])
independently
Living
rural
area
(AOR=0.4
[0.3-0.8]),
previous
infection
(AOR=0.5
[0.4-0.8])
going
school
on
foot
(AOR=0.3
[0.2-0.51])
lower
Violence Against Women,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
30(12-13), P. 3272 - 3296
Published: June 6, 2023
Domestic
violence
against
women
increased
during
COVID-19
lockdowns.
This
inaugural
study
examined
the
content
of
Australian
government
online
portals,
for
seeking
support
and
help
domestic
violence,
2021
pandemic.
mixed
methods
incorporated
four
phases:
a
search;
measurement
portal
quality
standard
using
DISCERN;
enumeration
items;
qualitative
exploration
text.
governments
must
continue
to
work
alongside
services
as
we
found
some
portals
were
better
than
others.
Continued
review,
revision,
funding
are
needed
meet
demands
associated
with
this
evolving
public
health
emergency.
Medical Research Archives,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(11)
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
This
study
examines
survey
data
collected
from
teachers
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic
to
understand
how
they
experienced
non-specific
psychological
distress.
analysis
focuses
on
role
of
job
satisfaction
and
efficacy,
confidence
in
use
protective
behaviors
such
as
masking,
levels
virus
anxiety.
In
addition,
we
consider
group
differences
or
inequalities
between
different
demographic
subpopulations.
Results
suggest
that
distress
were
most
highly
related
teachers'
anxiety
a
lesser
extent,
their
efficacy.
While
find
some
weak
support
for
based
race
gender,
behaviors,
these
effects
are
removed
when
controlling
We
discuss
implications
identify
possible
solutions
mitigate
teachers’
levels.
