Drug and Alcohol Review,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
41(7), С. 1653 - 1663
Опубликована: Авг. 11, 2022
Abstract
Introduction
Before
COVID‐19,
Native
Hawaiians/Pacific
Islanders
(NH/PI)
endured
a
heavy
burden
of
alcohol,
tobacco
and
other
drug
(ATOD)
use
in
prior
US
data.
Responding
to
reports
that
many
NH/PI
communities
experienced
severe
COVID‐19
disparities
could
exacerbate
their
ATOD
burden,
we
partnered
with
assess
the
substance
patterns
treatment
needs
diverse
NH/PIs
during
COVID‐19.
Methods
Collaborating
community
organisations
across
five
states
large
populations,
conducted
large‐scale
investigation
use,
mental
health
need
Between
April
November
2021,
NH/PI‐heritage
research
staff
from
our
partners
collected
data
involving
306
adults
using
several
community‐based
recruitment
methods
(e‐mail,
telephone,
in‐person)
two
survey
approaches:
online
paper‐and‐pencil.
Multivariate
regressions
were
examine
potential
predictors
alcohol
disorder
for
behavioural
treatment.
Results
During
47%
22%
reported
current
cigarette
while
35%
lifetime
illicit
(e.g.,
cannabis,
opioid).
Depression
anxiety
high,
disorder,
major
depression
generalised
prevalence
27%,
27%
19%,
respectively.
One‐third
participants
past‐year
distress
respectively
associating
3.0,
1.2,
5.3
times
greater
adjusted
odds
needing
Conclusions
depression,
Targeted
services
may
be
warranted
mitigate
COVID‐19's
negative
impact
on
communities.
European Journal of Investigation in Health Psychology and Education,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(4), С. 838 - 855
Опубликована: Март 26, 2024
The
Russian–Ukrainian
conflict
is
affecting
mental
health
even
in
communities
that
are
not
directly
involved
the
war;
added
to
this
escalating
Middle
East
and
its
dangerous
spread,
which
brings
war
back
center
of
contemporary
social
economic
horizon.
present
study
aims
explore
psychological
impact
a
sample
310
Italian
young
adults
(18–30
years;
M
=
22.0;
SD
2.6)
while
exploring
relationship
between
Fear
War
distress
evaluating
mediating
effects
Future
Anxiety
Intolerance
Uncertainty
relation.
Findings
highlighted
how
positively
significantly
affects
Stress,
Anxiety,
Depression,
and,
at
same
time,
it
fuels
both
Uncertainty.
These
constructs,
addition
outcomes
considered,
mediate
youth
with
significant
indirect
effect
observed
all
three
mediation
models
performed.
Finally,
higher
levels
distress,
War,
reported
women
than
men.
findings
discussed
reference
recent
literature
on
indicating
importance
educational
policies
targeted
interventions
aimed
supporting
target
coping
multiple
collective
stressors.
The
COVID-19
pandemic
and
the
confinement
experience
have
significantly
affected
relationship
between
young
adults
their
parents.
present
study
focuses
on
design
validation
of
Perceived
Young
Adult
Lockdown
Parental
Relationship
Scale
(PYALPRS),
a
measure
assessing
two
dimensions
child–parent
associated
with
lockdown
period:
Oppression-Conflict
Closeness-Support.
After
phase
construct
definition
item
purification,
100
Italian
(M
=
24;
SD
3.9)
were
recruited
to
explore
factor
structure
scale.
Then,
sample
259
(aged
18–35;
M
3.8)
was
used
demonstrate
psychometric
validity
results
our
confirmatory
analysis,
which
resulted
in
high
goodness
fit
scores,
support
identifiable
factors
reflecting
theory-based
constructs
PYALPRS.
Moreover,
internal
consistency
convergent
divergent
analyses
show
that
PYALPRS
can
be
considered
reliable
valid
instrument.
ANOVA
demonstrated
there
significant
differences
being
cohabitant
or
single
as
well
different
perceptions
home
space
during
dimension,
while
larger
perception
Closeness-Support
dimension.
Internet Interventions,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
27, С. 100492 - 100492
Опубликована: Дек. 18, 2021
The
COVID-19
pandemic
and
its
far-reaching
impact
on
physical
mental
health
generate
high
demand
and,
accordingly,
a
great
need
for
treatment
opportunities
that
promote
well-being
manage
psychological
distress.
Internet-based
interventions
are
particularly
suitable
this
purpose.
They
easily
scalable,
readily
accessible,
the
online
format
allows
adherence
to
social
distancing.
For
reason,
we
developed
an
internet-based
self-help
intervention
called
ROCO
address
distress
due
pandemic.
This
randomized
controlled
trial
aimed
examine
efficacy
of
intervention.
A
total
107
German-speaking
adults
with
at
least
mild
depressive
symptoms
were
either
group
direct
access
three-week
plus
care
as
usual
or
waiting
control
receiving
usual.
Primary
outcome
(depressive
symptoms)
secondary
outcomes
(stress,
anxiety,
resilience,
emotion
regulation,
health-related
quality
life,
embitterment,
loneliness,
optimism,
self-efficacy)
assessed
pre-
post-treatment
6-week
follow-up
using
self-report
questionnaires
(e.g.
Patient
Health
Questionnaire-9
symptoms).
average
age
was
40.36
years
(SD
=
14.59)
81.3%
participants
female.
did
not
significantly
reduce
primary
(between-group
effect
size:
d
0.04)
such
anxiety
stress
−0.19).
However,
led
significant
increase
in
regulation
skills
size
0.35)
resilience
0.38).
cannot
be
recommended
purpose
reducing
symptoms.
suggest
may
preventive
purposes,
like
improving
overall
coping
potential
stressors.
Future
research
is
needed
whom
how
most
effective.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
11
Опубликована: Сен. 19, 2023
Background
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
been
a
devastating
and
enduring
mass-bereavement
event,
with
uniquely
difficult
sets
of
circumstances
experienced
by
people
bereaved
at
this
time.
However,
little
is
known
about
the
long-term
consequences
these
experiences,
including
prevalence
Prolonged
Grief
Disorder
(PGD)
other
conditions
in
pandemic-bereaved
populations.
Methods
A
longitudinal
survey
UK
between
16
March
2020
2
January
2021,
data
collected
baseline
(
n
=
711),
c.
8
383),
13
295),
25
185)
months
post-bereavement.
Using
measures
(Traumatic
Inventory),
grief
vulnerability
(Adult
Attitude
to
Scale),
social
support
(Inventory
Social
Support),
analysis
examines
how
participant
characteristics,
characteristics
deceased
pandemic-related
(e.g.,
restricted
visiting,
isolation,
support)
are
associated
outcomes,
focus
on
symptoms
PGD.
Results
At
baseline,
628
(88.6%)
participants
were
female,
mean
age
49.5
(SD
12.9).
311
(43.8%)
deaths
from
confirmed/suspected
COVID-19.
Sample
demographics
relatively
stable
across
time
points.
34.6%
met
cut-off
for
indicated
PGD
28.6%
final
follow-up.
isolation
loneliness
early
bereavement
lack
over
strongly
contributed
higher
levels
prolonged
symptoms,
while
feeling
well
supported
healthcare
professionals
following
death
was
reduced
symptoms.
Characteristics
most
lower
more
distant
relationship
grandparent),
an
expected
occurring
care-home.
Participant
included
low
level
formal
education
existence
medical
conditions.
Conclusion
suggest
than
compared
pre-pandemic
times,
important
implications
policy,
provision
practice
now
strengthening
specialist
preparedness
future
pandemics
events
guidance
infection
control
rapid
responses).
Frontiers in Psychology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
16
Опубликована: Фев. 5, 2025
The
present
research
assessed
the
psychometric
properties
of
Patient
Health
Questionnaire-9
(PHQ-9)
through
an
examination
its
internal
structure,
invariance
analysis,
and
standardization.
Social
distribution
analyses
measure
were
conducted
using
linear
binomial
logistic
regression.
sample
consisted
10,069
adults
from
all
27
states
in
Brazil.
data
obtained
four
collections
across
different
years
COVID-19
pandemic
(2020,
2021,
2022,
2023),
independent
samples.
Confirmatory
Factor
Analysis
(CFA)
indicated
that
is
unidimensional
with
satisfactory
fit
indices.
model
was
invariant
relation
to
variables
investigated
at
levels
(configural,
metric,
scalar,
strict).
standardization
supported
hypothetical
cut
scores
indicating
severity
depressive
symptoms,
categorized
as
very
low
(0
6),
(7
13),
moderate
(14
19),
high
(20
23),
(≥
24).
We
found
sex/gender,
skin
color/ethnicity,
age,
education
level,
year
predictors
symptoms
adjusted
regression
analysis.
showed
higher
chances
for
a
positive
screening
diagnosis
depression,
Odds
Ratio
follows:
2021
(OR
adj
=
1.275)
2023
1.409),
women
1.900),
Pardos
individuals
1.252),
up
school
1.272),
being
northeast
region
resident
2.127),
younger
people
1.716).
findings
this
study
indicate
suitability
PHQ-9
assessing
depression
population
recommend
use
monitoring
coming
Clinical
implications
include
developing
interventions
address
psychological
impact
any
future
health
crises.
Current Psychology,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
42(20), С. 17374 - 17383
Опубликована: Ноя. 26, 2021
Abstract
This
study
validated
Polish
versions
of
the
Coronavirus
Stress
Measure
(CSM)
and
COVID-19
Burnout
Scale
(COVID-19-BS)
to
measure
stress
burnout
associated
with
COVID-19.
Participants
were
431
young
adults
(72.6%
female;
Mean
age
=
26.61
±
12.63).
Confirmatory
factor
analysis
verified
a
one-factor
solution
for
both
CSM
COVID-19-BS.
Both
scales
had
high
internal
consistency
reliability.
positively
related
depression,
anxiety,
negatively
resilience.
The
coronavirus
correlated
elevated
levels
over
beyond
resilience,
age,
gender.
Findings
suggest
that
COVID-19-BS
are
valid
also
demonstrated
experienced
during
later
stages
pandemic
might
be
permanent
risk
mental
health
problems.
Journal of Loss and Trauma,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
27(7), С. 608 - 628
Опубликована: Янв. 24, 2022
To
understand
the
etiology
of
complex
PTSD
(CPTSD),
we
used
data
from
Syrian
internally
displaced
(N
=
891)
and
measures
for
trauma,
CPTSD,
COVID-19
stressors.
We
performed
hierarchical
regression
path
analyses.
Type
III
trauma
(continuous
traumatic
stressors)
was
strongest
predictor
compared
to
types
1
II.
Intersected
discrimination
(type
III-a
trauma)
followed
by
early
childhood
adversities
III-b)
Cumulative
stressors
traumas
predicted
CPTSD
with
a
slightly
larger
effect
size.
There
were
three
amplification/proliferation
bi-directional
loops
between
intersected
traumas,
COVID-19,
intergroup
conflict.
The
conceptual
clinical
implications
discussed.
Medicine,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
104(7), С. e41562 - e41562
Опубликована: Фев. 14, 2025
We
investigated
how
patients
with
obsessive–compulsive
disorder
(OCD)
were
affected
by
coronavirus
disease
of
2019
(COVID-19)-related
stress
over
the
long
term
compared
to
healthy
individuals.
explored
pandemic
changes
in
symptoms
and
their
contributing
factors.
The
study
included
100
OCD
sex-matched
controls
whose
sociodemographic
clinical
information
gathered.
Participants
recruited
between
December
2021
May
2022
from
individuals
attending
outpatient
clinics
University
Department
Psychiatry.
Depression
Anxiety
Stress
Scale-21,
Perceptions
Attitudes
Towards
COVID-19
Questionnaire,
Compliance
Prevention
Measures
Scale,
Scale
used
this
study.
Patients
assessed
using
Yale-Brown
Obsession
Compulsion
based
on
conditions
before
during
pandemic.
perceived
as
more
dangerous
contagious
(respectively
P
=
.01,
.01)
controls.
Fifty
percent
experienced
an
increase
symptoms.
Disease
severity
was
increased
mild
moderate
OCD,
while
no
significant
change
found
severe
OCD.
Perceiving
(
.031),
COVID-19-related
traumatic
.013),
compulsive
control
.022),
xenophobia
.005),
thoughts
.008)
frequent
worsening.
In
regression
analysis,
younger
age
(OR:
0.95,
95%
CI
(0.91–0.99))
higher
levels
1.03
(1.01–1.05))
are
associated
worsening
adversely
Close
monitoring
is
recommended.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
13
Опубликована: Апрель 13, 2022
Introduction
The
COVID-19
outbreak
and
related
lockdowns
brought
substantial
changes
in
people’s
lives
led
to
concerns
about
possible
increases
of
addictive
behaviors
at
the
initial
stages
pandemic.
To
examine
these
concerns,
aim
present
study
was
assess
longitudinal
problematic
(i.e.,
social
media
use,
Internet
gaming
disorder,
gambling
pornography
compulsive
sexual
behavior
disorder)
over
time
during
Methods
Three
waves
data
collection
took
place
different
Hungary
a
general
population,
from
first
wave
second
third
restrictions
(May,
2020;
N
T
1
=
1747;
June–August,
2
656;
January,
2021;
3
411).
Latent
growth
curve
models
were
calculated
potential
time.
Results
showed
that
sample
varied
their
scores,
but
there
no
significant
any
examined
behaviors,
except
for
which
demonstrated
small
increase
positive
slope
factor).
However,
rate
this
change
negligible.
Overall,
noteworthy
regarding
behaviors.
Conclusion
Contrary
observed
pandemic
lockdowns.
These
findings
indicate
those
who
had
previous
problem
with
might
have
not
developed
problem,
either
previously,
experienced
symptoms.
PLoS ONE,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
17(5), С. e0268133 - e0268133
Опубликована: Май 6, 2022
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
magnified
the
multiple
vulnerabilities
of
people
living
in
urban
informal
settlements
globally.
To
bring
community
voices
from
such
to
center
response
strategies,
we
undertook
a
study
Dharavi,
Mumbai,
September
2020-April
2021.
In
this
study,
have
examined
awareness,
attitudes,
reported
practices,
and
some
broader
experiences
Dharavi
with
respect
COVID-19.
We
used
mixed-methods
approach,
that
included
cross-sectional
survey
468
people,
in-depth
interviews
focus
group
discussions
49
area.
Data
was
collected
via
mix
phone
face-to-face
interviews.
presented
here
descriptive
statistics
key
themes
emerged
our
qualitative
data.
People
high
levels
knowledge
about
COVID-19,
television
(90%),
family
friends
(56%),
social
media
(47%)
being
main
sources
information.
had,
however,
not
free
misconceptions
fear;
were
scared
forcefully
quarantined
dying
alone
during
early
days
These
fears
had
negative
repercussions
form
patient-related
stigma
hesitancy
seeking
healthcare.
A
year
into
pandemic,
shift
attitudes
'extreme
fear
low
fear'
(67%
perceiving
low/no
COVID
risk
October
2020),
contributing
general
laxity
following
COVID-appropriate
behaviors.
Currently,
is
immensely
concerned
revival
livelihoods,
been
adversely
impacted
due
lockdown
2020
as
well
continued
'othering'
for
hotspot.
findings
suggest
like
need
community-level
messaging
counters
misinformation
denial
outbreak;
local
reinforcement
behaviours;
long-term
protection
measures.