Geriatrics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8(2), P. 39 - 39
Published: March 21, 2023
(1)
Background:
The
pandemic
context
has
limited
the
social
and
family
contacts
of
institutionalized
older
adults,
intervention
is
urgently
needed.
aim
this
study
to
assess
impact
implementation
a
"Geriatric
Proximity"
on
functioning,
satisfaction
with
support,
affective
experience,
feelings
loneliness
adults
in
times
pandemic.
(2)
Methods:
This
pilot
study.
An
experimental
group
(subject
intervention)
control
were
constituted.
Four
assessment
instruments
applied
both
groups:
support
scale;
elderly
nursing
core
set;
positive
negative
affect
schedule;
UCLA
scale.
(3)
Results:
shows
no
differences
between
three
measurement
instants,
while
first
third
measurements
(all
p
<
0.05).
We
observed
reduction
scores
scale,
affect,
cognition
functioning
an
increase
affect.
(4)
Conclusions:
showed
contribution
by
decreasing
increasing
affectivity,
cognitive
function
during
period.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
20(6), P. 5140 - 5140
Published: March 14, 2023
Speech
emotion
recognition
is
an
important
research
topic
that
can
help
to
maintain
and
improve
public
health
contribute
towards
the
ongoing
progress
of
healthcare
technology.
There
have
been
several
advancements
in
field
speech
systems
including
use
deep
learning
models
new
acoustic
temporal
features.
This
paper
proposes
a
self-attention-based
model
was
created
by
combining
two-dimensional
Convolutional
Neural
Network
(CNN)
long
short-term
memory
(LSTM)
network.
builds
on
existing
literature
identify
best-performing
features
for
this
task
with
extensive
experiments
different
combinations
spectral
rhythmic
information.
Mel
Frequency
Cepstral
Coefficients
(MFCCs)
emerged
as
best
performing
task.
The
were
performed
customised
dataset
developed
combination
RAVDESS,
SAVEE,
TESS
datasets.
Eight
states
emotions
(happy,
sad,
angry,
surprise,
disgust,
calm,
fearful,
neutral)
detected.
proposed
attention-based
achieved
average
test
accuracy
rate
90%,
which
substantial
improvement
over
established
models.
Hence,
detection
has
potential
automated
mental
monitoring.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(1)
Published: April 14, 2023
Abstract
The
objective
was
to
examine
pandemic-related
changes
in
depression
and
anxiety
symptoms
adolescents
young
adults
Germany
considering
pre-existing
problems.
In
this
cross-sectional
study,
11,523
aged
14–21
years
who
perceived
an
impact
of
the
Coronavirus
disease
(COVID-19)
pandemic
on
their
mental
health
reported
frequencies
retrospectively
for
different
pre-pandemic
phases.
Data
were
collected
using
web-based
questionnaires
between
January
5th
February
20th,
2022.
Depression
assessed
with
a
modified
version
Patient
Health
Questionnaire
(PHQ-4).
Scale-fit
cut-offs
used
identify
elevated
scores.
Multilevel
mixed
linear
models
conducted
assess
from
2019
2021
compare
age,
gender
Among
people
experiencing
as
result
pandemic,
frequency
increased
during
COVID-19
pandemic.
This
association
moderated
by
gender,
depression/anxiety
For
without
depression/anxiety,
scores
strongly
over
time,
61%
reporting
44%
2021.
contrast,
self-perceived
change
minimal
anxiety.
whose
has
been
affected
group
conditions
greater
deterioration
than
those
Thus,
problems
general
due
alarming
increase
period.
Healthcare,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(10), P. 1470 - 1470
Published: May 18, 2023
The
admission
of
people
suffering
from
psychiatric
and
neurocognitive
disorders
to
euthanasia
physician-assisted
suicide
(E/PAS)
in
some
European
non-European
countries
represents
a
controversial
issue.
In
countries,
the
initial
limitation
E/PAS
cases
severe
physical
illness
with
poor
prognosis
short
term
has
been
overcome,
as
it
was
considered
discriminatory;
thus,
also
made
available
subjects
mental
disorders.
This
decision
raised
significant
ethical
questions
regarding
capacity
freedom
self-determination;
family,
social,
economic
contexts;
social
consideration
sense
dignity
pressure
on
judgment
one's
personal
value;
contextual
therapeutic
possibilities;
identification
figures
involved
validation
application;
well
epistemological
definitions
clinical
conditions
question.
To
these
issues
must
be
added
situation
legislative
vacuum
peculiar
different
widespread
lack
effective
evaluation
control
systems.
Nonetheless,
pessimistic
indicators
global
health
status,
availability
care
assistance,
aging
demographics,
socioeconomic
levels
suggest
that
there
may
further
toward
expansion
such
requests.
present
paper
aims
trace
an
international
overview
aim
providing
support
debate
matter.
Precisely,
goal
is
delimitation
foundations
for
practice
complex
field
psychiatry
between
recognition
irreversibility
disease,
assessment
state
suffering,
possibility
adopting
free
informed
choices.
Retos,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
64, P. 12 - 31
Published: Jan. 16, 2025
El
linfedema
es
una
complicación
frecuente
que
afecta
a
las
pacientes
con
cáncer
de
mama
y
en
gran
medida
su
calidad
vida.
En
este
contexto,
el
ejercicio
fuerza
ha
surgido
como
intervención
prometedora
para
mejorar
la
funcionalidad
física
mujeres
postoperatorias
mama.
tratamiento
consiste
principalmente
fisioterapia
descongestiva
compleja,
comprende
drenaje
linfático
manual,
terapia
compresión,
un
cuidado
meticuloso
piel
físico.
Objetivos:
Analizar
papel
del
rehabilitación
fase
postoperatoria
mama,
linfedema,
examinando
los
avances
recientes
literatura
destacando
consideraciones
clínicas
relevantes.
Métodos:
Se
llevó
cabo
búsqueda
exhaustiva
siguientes
bases
datos:
PubMed,
Scopus,
Web
of
Science,
Cochrane
Library
Embase.
utilizaron
términos
específicos
criterios
inclusión
predefinidos
identificar
estudios
pertinentes
sobre
tema.
Resultados:
entrenamiento
efectivo
al
aumentar
rango
movimiento,
disminución
volumen
por
lo
tanto,
mejorando
vida
bienestar
psicológico
pacientes.
Conclusión:
demostrado
ser
segura
efectiva
presentan
Es
crucial
implementar
programas
bien
estructurados
adaptados
necesidades
individuales,
asegurando
sobrevivientes
puedan
beneficiarse
estas
intervenciones
manera
efectiva,
promoviendo
largo
plazo.
Archives of Public Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
83(1)
Published: Jan. 26, 2025
Abstract
Objective
To
analyze
the
sociostructural
determinants
associated
with
mental
health
problems
during
lockdown
period
among
populations
residing
in
Brazil,
Chile,
Ecuador,
Mexico,
Peru,
and
Spain
who
lived
minors
or
dependents,
approached
from
a
gender
perspective.
Methods
A
cross-sectional
study
was
conducted
six
participating
countries
via
an
adapted,
self-managed
online
survey.
People
living
and/or
dependents
were
selected.
Multivariate
logistic
regression
models
estimated
to
assess
associations
between
variables
(anxiety
(GAD-7)
depression
(PHQ-9)).
The
analyses
stratified
by
sex
country.
Results
Out
of
total
39,006
people,
18,040
reported
(73%
women).
In
all
countries,
women
worse
health,
having
lower
prevalence.
risks
most
are
poor
housing
conditions
performing
care
work.
University
education
protective
factor.
For
men,
related
being
younger,
worsening
working
concerns
about
together
at
home.
Conclusions
Women
Latin
America
had
outcomes
than
those
did.
It
is
necessary
develop
intersectoral
social
strategies
prevent,
protect
support
live
minors.
Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 14, 2025
The
Covid
and
Mental
Health
(CoMeH)
cohort
was
established
to
assess
the
impact
of
COVID-19
pandemic
on
use
mental
health
care
services
in
Italy
short
long
term,
with
a
particular
focus
socioeconomic
and/or
citizenship
inequalities.
CoMeH
includes
all
residents
for
at
least
two
years
one
three
vast
catchment
areas
(N
=
5,167,043),
aged
≥
10
assisted
by
National
Service
(NHS)
general
practitioner
(GP)
area
residence.
Primary
outcomes
interest
are
following
indicators
use:
first
access
any
service
(MHCS),
total
number
accesses
MHCS,
consumption
psychiatric
drugs,
or
psychological
outpatient
visits,
residential
day
days
spent
facilities,
emergency
department
(ED)
admissions,
inpatient
admissions
hospitals.
Initial
findings
show
that
incident
MHCS
users
were
3.2%
population
Bergamo
Local
Authority
(LHA),
3.5%
Rome
2
LHA,
4.4%
Tuscany
Region.
overall
crude
incidence
rate
3.3%
pre-COVID-19
period
2.6%
during
pandemic.
Prescriptions
disorder
(57.2%)
ED
(25.1%)
main
reasons
enrollment.
Compared
population,
people
conditions
older
more
often
female.
distribution
deprivation
index
overlapped
population.
Immigrants
younger,
socioeconomically
deprived,
entered
study
an
admission.
This
focused
through
evaluation
hospitalizations,
accesses,
use,
drug
prescriptions.
We
also
evaluated
inequalities
census-based
migration
status.
Finally,
we
analyzed
infection
outcome
cohort.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: March 12, 2025
Introduction
Concerns
about
the
impact
of
restrictive
measures
on
people’s
wellbeing,
especially
mental
health,
were
raised
by
COVID-19
pandemic
and
related
lockdown
measures.
Methods
In
this
study,
we
examined
longitudinal
trajectories
health
during
initial
French
period
up
to
one-year
post-lockdown,
among
a
representative
sample
adults
aged
over
50.
We
also
assessed
lockdown-related
factors
health.
A
cohort
534
individuals
was
enrolled
first
in
March
2020,
four
telephone
interviews
conducted
lockdown,
at
1-,
6-
12-months
post-lockdown.
Mental
using
validated
scores
anxiety
depression
(GAD-7
PHQ-9,
respectively).
Participants
undergoing
treatment
for
or
inclusion
excluded.
Results
Our
analysis
revealed
significant
decrease
proportion
experiencing
poor
(elevated
GAD-7
PHQ-9
>
4)
from
1
month
6
months
However,
improvement
stopped
12
likely
reflecting
reinstatement
strict
2021.
used
logistic
regression
identify
independently
associated
with
early
long-lasting
deterioration
4
second
interview
that
persisted
least
two
interviews).
History
anxiety,
perceived
global
female
gender,
working
not
being
relationship,
having
relative
suspected
COVID-positive
significantly
Discussion
study
highlights
following
people,
50
years
old,
thus
increased
risk
severe
more
be
subject
These
could
targeted
public
actions
future
pandemics.
Children,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(2), P. 231 - 231
Published: Jan. 28, 2023
This
article
identifies
the
socio-emotional
competencies
of
school
counsellors
working
with
children
and
adolescents.
The
aim
is
to
address
problems
related
mental
health
conflict
implement
training
programmes.
study
sample
was
composed
149
in
schools.
instruments
used
were
CCPES-II
(questionnaire
on
teacher
competences)
a
series
open-ended
questions
resolution.
A
mixed
methodology
used,
concurrent
triangulation
design
two
phases:
quantitative
one
(QUAN)
qualitative
(QUAL).
Univariate,
bivariate,
correlation
analyses
performed.
Parametric
non-parametric
tests
applied
depending
number
dependent
independent
variables.
analysis
performed
NVivo
12
computer
programme,
which
determines
word
frequencies
using
classic
content
analysis.
results
confirm
relationship
between
rapid
response
conflict;
generalised
view
that
conflicts
are
difficult
anticipate
and,
thus,
prevent;
demand
for
specific
competences,
intervention
strategies,
more
specialised
staff,
time
support
families,
socio-professional
recognition.
npj Mental Health Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(1)
Published: Feb. 14, 2024
There
is
an
urgent
need
to
monitor
the
mental
health
of
large
populations,
especially
during
crises
such
as
COVID-19
pandemic,
timely
identify
most
at-risk
subgroups
and
design
targeted
prevention
campaigns.
We
therefore
developed
validated
surveillance
indicators
related
suicidality:
monthly
number
hospitalisations
caused
by
suicide
attempts
prevalence
among
them
five
known
risks
factors.
They
were
automatically
computed
analysing
electronic
records
fifteen
university
hospitals
Paris
area,
France,
using
natural
language
processing
algorithms
based
on
artificial
intelligence.
evaluated
relevance
these
conducting
a
retrospective
cohort
study.
Considering
2,911,920
contained
in
common
data
warehouse,
we
tested
for
changes
after
pandemic
outbreak
slope
interrupted
time-series
analysis.
segmented
assessment
time
two
sub-periods:
before
(August
1,
2017,
February
29,
2020)
(March
2020,
June
31,
2022)
pandemic.
detected
14,023
attempts.
Their
accelerated
with
estimated
trend
variation
reaching
3.7
(95%CI
2.1-5.3),
mainly
driven
increase
girls
aged
8-17
(trend
1.8,
95%CI
1.2-2.5).
After
outbreak,
acts
domestic,
physical
sexual
violence
more
often
reported
(prevalence
ratios:
1.3,
1.16-1.48;
1.10-1.64
1.7,
1.48-1.98),
fewer
patients
died
(p
=
0.007)
stays
shorter
<
0.001).
Our
study
demonstrates
that
textual
clinical
collected
multiple
can
be
jointly
analysed
compute
describing
conditions
populations.
findings
also
highlight
better
take
into
account
imposed
women,
at
early
ages
aftermath