Emerging Adulthood,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
12(6), С. 1027 - 1038
Опубликована: Авг. 21, 2024
Emerging
research
suggests
an
uptick
in
mental
health
challenges
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic
among
university
students.
Using
a
sequential
explanatory
mixed
methods
design,
this
study
examined
first-year
students’
and
help-seeking
behaviors
pandemic.
Findings
reveal
approximately
one
third
of
students
had
needs,
but
few
sought
out
services.
Participants
described
range
barriers
across
external,
interpersonal,
intrapersonal
domains
that
influenced
whether
or
not
they
indicate
need
for
structural
changes
universities
increase
access
to
services
facilitate
narrative
change
about
help-seeking.
Current Opinion in Psychology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
53, С. 101661 - 101661
Опубликована: Июль 13, 2023
Although
several
mental
health
conditions
have
their
onset
during
adolescence,
a
very
small
proportion
of
adolescents
receive
adequate
evidence-based
interventions.
There
are
both
demand
and
supply-side
barriers
to
accessing
healthcare.
The
problem
has
been
further
exacerbated
by
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
which
disrupted
general
life,
care
services,
children,
adolescents,
young
adults
across
globe.
Despite
multiple
implementation
challenges,
interventions
delivered
in
school
settings
using
digital
technologies
can
improve
access
for
especially
given
reverberations
COVID
era.
While
designing
adolescent
programs,
special
emphasis
needs
be
on
equity
trying
reach
out
who
need
services
most.
European Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
68(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2025
The
lifetime
prevalence
of
PTSD
ranges
from
6
to
20%
and
is
often
associated
with
comorbid
disorders.
Despite
the
significant
impact
PTSD,
specific
data
on
healthcare
utilization
related
remain
limited.
This
study
aims
characterize
PTSD-related
hospitalizations
in
France
over
past
decade.
nationwide
longitudinal
retrospective
analyzed
2013
2022
using
French
National
Hospitals
Database.
Data
included
discharge
records
general
psychiatric
hospitals,
detailing
demographics,
admission/discharge
dates,
ICD-10
diagnoses,
hospitalization
specifics.
Between
2022,
69,108
patients
underwent
125,349
a
diagnosis
(0.4%
all
inpatient
cases)
France.
Psychiatric
facilities
accounted
for
74,988
(1%
cases
France),
while
hospitals
recorded
50,361
(0.02%
non-psychiatric
cases).
percentage
inpatients
diagnosed
increased
0.68
2.22%
0.02
0.04%
period.
Females
were
younger
both
settings
had
longer
stays
compared
males
facilities.
Over
time,
there
was
decrease
median
age
an
increase
part-time
Mood
disorders,
stress-related
substance
use
disorders
prevalent
comorbidities
settings.
highlights
rise
France,
particularly
after
2019,
high
rates
among
women
individuals.
These
findings
highlight
necessity
improved
care
strategies
tailored
increasing
number
PTSD.
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
had
a
significant
impact
on
the
physical
and
mental
health
of
human
beings.
Most
adolescents
in
mainland
China
have
been
infected
with
after
adjustment
dynamic
zero-COVID-19
policy.
This
study
aims
to
analyze
relationship
between
effect
depressive
symptoms
among
China.
school-based
repeated
cross-sectional
was
conducted
students
aged
11-19
years
from
September
October
2022
2023
Ningbo,
Zhejiang
Province,
China,
using
stratified
cluster,
multistage
sampling
method.
Data
analysis
occurred
January
June
2024.
Depression
bullying
victimization,
exclusion
cyberbullying,
were
assessed
20-item
Center
for
Epidemiological
Studies
Scale
(CES-D)
Bully/Victim
Questionnaire,
respectively.
In
first
survey
wave
during
policy
period
Mainland
10,224
participants
completed
questionnaires.
2
which
year
lifting
policy,
11,604
resulted
sample
1
2.
mean
age
15.2
(SD
=
1.7)
15.1
1.8)
prevalence
depression
higher
than
(17.0%
vs.
14.6%,
P
<
0.05).
victimization
types
school
2022.
A
total
3.2%
1.7%
experienced
(P
odds
ratio
experiencing
(CES-D
Score
≧
16)
1.18
(95%
CI,
1.10-1.28)
1.86
1.55-2.24)
times
higher,
respectively,
0.01).
mediated
regression
revealed
that
association
an
increase
symptoms,
partially
by
(total
association:β
0.175;
SE
0.038;
0.001;
direct
0.138;
0.039;
indirect
association:
a*b
0.037;
proportion
mediation:
20.88%,
0.001).
findings
this
suggest
increased
risk
or
associated
addition,
may
play
mediating
role
associations
symptoms.
These
indicated
additional
support
should
be
offered
Chinese
post-pandemic
COVID-19.
Not
applicable.
PLOS mental health.,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
2(2), С. e0000261 - e0000261
Опубликована: Фев. 25, 2025
Although
there
is
evidence
describing
how
coping
strategies
can
impact
mental
health
outcomes
and
inequities
among
young
adults,
little
known
about
different
sub-groups
of
adults
engage
with
positive
the
association
challenges.
Data
were
drawn
from
an
online
cross-sectional
survey
(July–December
2021)
aged
18–30
years
who
reported
experiencing
COVID-19-related
stress
in
Canada
(n=2288)
France
(n=1891)
during
second
year
pandemic.
Latent
class
analysis
was
used
to
identify
classes
similar
strategies.
Multinomial
logistic
regression
models
performed
each
country
examine
differences
between
these
socio-demographic
characteristics
health.
Four
identified:
high
(33%),
socially
engaged
(47.1%),
self-care
healthy
lifestyle
(10.1%),
low
(9.8%).
In
both
countries,
men
more
likely
belong
rural
residents
had
increased
likelihood
belonging
class.
Differences
varied
by
country.
Canada,
those
financial
difficulties
classes,
while,
France,
descendants
immigrants
odds
Compared
class,
perceive
not
well
higher
rates
depression,
anxiety,
suicidal
thoughts.
Our
findings
highlight
that
specific
(men,
rural,
racialized,
economically
disadvantaged)
may
be
less
experience
risk
These
also
underscore
importance
investigating
influence
contextual
factors
on
adults’
ability
adopt
Current Opinion in Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 3, 2025
Purpose
of
review
There
are
few
studies
investigating
the
effects
urbanization
on
various
anxiety-related
conditions
in
specific
population
subgroups.
This
aims
to
examine
through
lens
subgroups
as
well
anxiety
disorder
subtypes.
Recent
findings
was
more
consistent
evidence
suggesting
that
those
a
younger
age
group
and
from
disadvantaged
backgrounds
(such
lower
socioeconomic
status,
refugee
status)
may
be
vulnerable
posttraumatic
stress
(PTSD).
When
we
examined
relationship
between
subtype,
results
were
largely
mixed,
with
some
for
positive
association
PTSD.
Many
recent
had
been
conducted
context
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
pandemic.
Summary
The
urbanicity
disorders
can
influenced
by
socio-demographic
factors.
Interventions
policies
aim
ameliorate
would
need
identify
individuals
early
based
social
or
environmental
Given
short
long-term
psychological
sequelae
COVID-19
pandemic
still
being
evaluated,
inter-relationships
urbanization,
external
factors
await
further
delineation.
Psychiatry Research,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 116482 - 116482
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2025
This
study
aimed
to
analyse
the
long-term
evolution
of
mental
health
services
use
following
COVID-19
pandemic.
was
a
retrospective
study,
conducted
from
2019
2024,
using
Groupe
Hospitalier
Universitaire
Paris
Psychiatry
and
Neurosciences
(GHU
Paris)
databases.
We
considered
number
patients
consulting
at
GHU
clinics,
presenting
emergency
department
(ED),
hospital
admissions
per
week,
by
sex
age
group.
performed
piecewise
linear
regression,
threshold
approach
identify
time
patterns
between
2024:
pre-pandemic
period
(T1),
short-term
(T2)
post-pandemic
(T3).
Temporal
changes
in
healthcare
service
were
then
analysed.
No
significant
overall
observed
outpatients
after
pandemic,
except
for
slight
increase
among
aged
15-24
years.
The
remained
lower
2024
compared
with
2019,
decreasing
trend
T3
all
subgroups.
In
contrast,
ED
visits
increased
over
time,
higher
women
young
people
2019.
(T3)
continued
show
an
increasing
pattern.
Additionally,
reduction
schizophrenia
presentations
observed,
while
there
substance
or
neurotic
disorders.
Our
results
described
transitions
highlighting
reduced
admissions,
psychiatric
emergencies,
reasons
seeking
care.
