PLoS ONE,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
16(4), С. e0249768 - e0249768
Опубликована: Апрель 7, 2021
In
March
2020,
New
York
City
(NYC)
experienced
an
outbreak
of
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
which
resulted
in
a
78-day
mass
confinement
all
residents
other
than
essential
workers.
The
aims
the
current
study
were
to
(1)
document
breadth
COVID-19
experiences
and
their
impacts
on
college
students
minority-serving
academic
institution
NYC;
(2)
explore
associations
between
patterns
psychosocial
functioning
during
prolonged
lockdown,
(3)
sex
racial/ethnic
differences
COVID-19-related
mental
health
correlates.
A
total
909
ethnically
racially
diverse
completed
online
survey
May
2020.
Findings
highlight
significant
impediments
multiple
areas
students'
daily
life
this
period
(i.e.,
home
life,
work
social
environment,
emotional
physical
health)
vast
majority
reported
heightened
symptoms
depression
generalized
anxiety.
These
disruptions
significantly
related
poorer
health.
Moreover,
those
who
loss
close
friend
or
loved
one
from
(17%)
more
psychological
distress
counterparts
with
types
infection-related
histories.
Nonetheless,
(96%)
at
least
positive
experience
since
pandemic
began.
Our
findings
add
growing
understanding
contribute
important
perspective
North
American
epicenter
time
frame
investigation.
We
discuss
how
results
may
inform
best
practices
support
well-being
serve
as
benchmark
for
future
studies
US
student
populations
facing
its
aftermath.
Depression and Anxiety,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
38(2), С. 233 - 246
Опубликована: Дек. 28, 2020
Background
The
COVID-19
pandemic
is
the
most
serious
global
public
health
crisis
since
1918
influenza
pandemic.
This
study
first
to
assess
its
mental
impact
across
lifespan
in
United
States
adolescents,
adults,
and
care
workers.
Methods
We
recruited
4909
participants
through
an
online
survey
advertising
on
Facebook
Instagram
exposure
psychiatric
symptoms
from
April
27
July
13.
also
University
of
Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh
Medical
Center,
other
systems
around
Pittsburgh.
primary
outcomes
were
clinically
significant
depression,
anxiety,
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD)
symptoms,
suicidal
ideation
or
behavior,
grief
reactions
COVID-19.
Results
Adolescents
significantly
more
likely
report
moderate
severe
depression
(55%
vs.
29%;
χ2
=
122,
df
1;
p
<
.001),
anxiety
(48%
73;
PTSD
(45%
33%;
12;
behavior
(38%
16%;
117;
sleep
problems
(69%
57%;
26;
.001)
compared
adults.
rates
intense
among
those
who
lost
someone
was
55%.
Loneliness
common
predictor
higher
number
hours
spent
social
media
about
predicted
adolescents.
Conclusions
associated
with
increased
symptoms.
could
put
individuals
at
risk
for
onset
disorders.
JAMA Surgery,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
155(1), С. 51 - 51
Опубликована: Ноя. 20, 2019
The
outcomes
of
firearm
injuries
in
the
United
States
are
devastating.
Although
mortality
and
costs
have
been
investigated,
long-term
after
surviving
a
gunshot
wound
(GSW)
remain
unstudied.
JAMA Health Forum,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
4(7), С. e231809 - e231809
Опубликована: Июль 7, 2023
Importance
Disruptions
in
the
hospital
clinical
workforce
threaten
quality
and
safety
of
care
retention
health
professionals.
It
is
important
to
understand
which
interventions
would
be
well
received
by
clinicians
address
factors
associated
with
turnover.
Objectives
To
determine
well-being
turnover
rates
physicians
nurses
practice,
identify
actionable
adverse
clinician
outcomes,
patient
safety,
clinicians’
preferences
for
interventions.
Design,
Setting,
Participants
This
was
a
cross-sectional
multicenter
survey
study
conducted
2021
21
050
at
60
nationally
distributed
US
Magnet
hospitals.
Respondents
described
their
mental
well-being,
associations
between
modifiable
work
environment
physician
nurse
burnout,
health,
staff
turnover,
safety.
Data
were
analyzed
from
February
21,
2022,
March
28,
2023.
Main
Outcomes
Measures
Clinician
outcomes
(burnout,
job
dissatisfaction,
intent
leave,
turnover),
(depression,
anxiety,
work-life
balance,
health),
resources
adequacy,
improve
well-being.
Results
The
sample
comprised
responses
15
738
(mean
[SD]
age,
38.4
[11.7]
years;
10
887
(69%)
women;
8404
[53%]
White
individuals)
practicing
hospitals,
5312
44.7
[12.0]
2362
[45%]
men;
2768
[52%]
53
same
an
average
100
262
per
overall
response
rate
26%.
High
burnout
common
among
(32%)
(47%).
Nurse
higher
both
physicians.
Many
(12%)
(26%)
rated
hospitals
unfavorably
on
reported
having
too
few
(28%
54%,
respectively),
poor
(20%
34%,
lacked
confidence
management
(42%
46%,
respectively).
Fewer
than
10%
workplace
as
joyful.
Both
delivery
more
directed
improving
health.
Improving
staffing
ranked
highest
(87%
45%
physicians).
Conclusions
Relevance
found
that
characterized
unfavorable
environments
had
ratings.
Clinicians
wanted
action
insufficient
staffing,
control
over
workload,
environments;
they
less
interested
wellness
programs
resilience
training.
The Medical Journal of Australia,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
211(S9)
Опубликована: Ноя. 1, 2019
Mood
and
psychotic
syndromes
most
often
emerge
during
adolescence
young
adulthood,
a
period
characterised
by
major
physical
social
change.
Consequently,
the
effects
of
adolescent-onset
mood
can
have
long
term
consequences.
A
key
clinical
challenge
for
youth
mental
health
is
to
develop
test
new
systems
that
align
with
current
evidence
comorbid
presentations
underlying
neurobiology,
are
useful
predicting
outcomes
guiding
decisions
regarding
provision
appropriate
effective
care.
Our
highly
personalised
measurement-based
care
model
includes
three
core
concepts:
▶
multidimensional
assessment
framework
includes:
occupational
function;
self-harm,
suicidal
thoughts
behaviour;
alcohol
or
other
substance
misuse;
health;
illness
trajectory.
Clinical
stage.
Three
common
subtypes
(psychosis,
anxious
depression,
bipolar
spectrum)
based
on
proposed
pathophysiological
mechanisms
(neurodevelopmental,
hyperarousal,
circadian).
The
explicitly
aims
prevent
progression
more
complex
severe
forms
better
aligned
contemporary
models
patterns
emergence
psychopathology.
Inherent
within
this
approach
incorporation
evidence-based
processes,
including
real-time
as
well
utilisation
multidisciplinary
teams
professionals.
Data-driven
local
system
modelling
information
technologies
provide
crucial
infrastructure
support
these
processes
access
to,
higher
quality,
people.
CHAPTER
1:
MULTIDIMENSIONAL
OUTCOMES
IN
YOUTH
MENTAL
HEALTH
CARE:
WHAT
MATTERS
AND
WHY?:
present
one
serious
public
challenges
we
face
in
21st
century.
Factors
prevalence,
age
onset,
chronicity
contribute
substantial
burden
secondary
risks
such
misuse.
change;
thus,
We
propose
five
domains
which
make
up
address
specific
needs
people
presenting
services
emerging
illness.
These
include
behaviours;
type,
stage
Impairment
concurrent
morbidity
established
time
they
Despite
this,
professionals
tend
focus
only
aspect
presentation
-
trajectory
at
odds
preferences
their
families.
There
need
disconnect
between
health,
interventions,
ensure
focuses
matter
2:
COMBINING
CLINICAL
STAGE
PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL
MECHANISMS
TO
UNDERSTAND
ILLNESS
TRAJECTORIES
YOUNG
PEOPLE
WITH
EMERGING
MOOD
PSYCHOTIC
SYNDROMES:
Traditional
diagnostic
classification
disorders
map
poorly
onto
early
stages
experienced
people,
purport
categorical
distinctions
not
readily
supported
research
into
genetic,
environmental
neurobiological
risk
factors.
presentations,
consistent
understanding
utility
This
chapter
outlines
transdiagnostic
classifying
syndromes,
combining
two
independent
but
complementary
dimensions:
staging,
mechanisms.
staging
reflects
line
concept
used
general
medicine,
where
advanced
associated
poorer
prognosis
intensive
interventions
risk-to-benefit
ratio.
neurodevelopmental
abnormalities,
hyperarousal
circadian
dysfunction,
which,
over
time,
trajectories
(or
pathways)
psychosis,
depression
spectrum
disorders,
respectively.
has
been
evaluated
clinics
University
Sydney's
Brain
Mind
Centre,
alongside
range
objective
measures.
date
provides
framework,
now
exploring
its
application
development
3:
COMPREHENSIVE
ASSESSMENT
FRAMEWORK
FOR
HEALTH:
GUIDING
HIGHLY
PERSONALISED
MEASUREMENT-BASED
CARE
USING
OBJECTIVE
MEASURES:
an
urgent
improved
problems,
particular
those
subthreshold
sufficiently
meet
traditional
criteria.
New
comprehensive
frameworks
needed
capture
biopsychosocial
profile
person
drive
measures
involving
domains:
Objective
include:
neuropsychological
sleep-wake
behaviours
rhythms;
metabolic
immune
markers;
brain
structure
function.
recommended
facilitate
picture.
help
further
informative
novel
insights
guide
plans.
panel
standard
practice,
while
others
secondarily
deeper
aim
revealing
alternative
paths
targeted
treatments
matched
person.
4:
PERSONALISING
OPTIONS
ASSESSMENT,
STAGE,
MECHANISMS,
INDIVIDUAL
GUIDE
TREATMENT
SELECTION:
require
be
stage,
individual
trajectories.
Narrow
syndrome-focused
classifications
direct
attention
away
from
factors
functional
impairment,
self-harm
suicidality,
misuse,
poor
health.
By
contrast,
outline
treatment
selection
intervention
(ie,
active
indicated
prevention
strategies).
experiences
Centre's
manage
incorporates
▶A
including:
▶Clinical
▶Three
concepts
mutually
exclusive
together
may
through
stage-appropriate
helps
options.
Given
emphasis
also
respects
fundamental
developmental
perspective
categorising
childhood
problems
(eg,
anxiety
difficulties)
respecting
fact
biological
transition.
Based
factors,
social,
psychological
pharmacological
recommended,
balancing
personal
benefit-to-cost
5:
SERVICE
DELIVERY
MODEL
SUPPORT
Over
past
decade,
seen
growing
creating
service
delivery
unique
Australians.
Recent
policy
directives
Australian
Government
recommend
adoption
stepped-care
improve
appropriateness
care,
determined
severity
need.
Here,
enhances
incorporating
person's
needs.
It
use
quality
of,
Academic Emergency Medicine,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
27(8), С. 700 - 707
Опубликована: Июнь 22, 2020
The
objective
was
to
assess
anxiety
and
burnout
levels,
home
life
changes,
measures
relieve
stress
of
U.S.
academic
emergency
medicine
(EM)
physicians
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic
acceleration
phase.
The Lancet Public Health,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
7(5), С. e406 - e416
Опубликована: Март 15, 2022
Summary
Background
Long-term
mental
and
physical
health
consequences
of
COVID-19
(long
COVID)
are
a
persistent
public
concern.
Little
is
still
known
about
the
long-term
non-hospitalised
patients
with
varying
illness
severities.
Our
aim
was
to
assess
prevalence
adverse
symptoms
among
individuals
diagnosed
in
general
population
by
acute
infection
severity
up
16
months
after
diagnosis.
Methods
This
observational
follow-up
study
included
seven
prospectively
planned
cohorts
across
six
countries
(Denmark,
Estonia,
Iceland,
Norway,
Sweden,
UK).
Participants
were
recruited
from
March
27,
2020,
Aug
13,
2021.
Individuals
aged
18
years
or
older
eligible
participate.
In
cross-sectional
analysis,
we
contrasted
symptom
depression,
anxiety,
COVID-19-related
distress,
poor
sleep
quality
(screened
validated
instruments)
without
diagnosis
at
entry,
0–16
cohort
further
used
repeated
measures
estimate
change
before
Findings
The
analytical
consisted
247
249
individuals,
9979
(4·0%)
whom
during
period.
Mean
5·65
(SD
4·26).
presented
overall
higher
depression
(prevalence
ratio
[PR]
1·18
[95%
CI
1·03–1·36])
poorer
(1·13
[1·03–1·24])
but
not
anxiety
(0·97
[0·91–1·03])
distress
(1·05
[0·93–1·20])
compared
Although
attenuated
time,
never
bedridden
due
their
consistently
lower
risk
(PR
0·83
0·75–0·91])
(0·77
[0·63–0·94])
than
those
COVID-19,
whereas
who
for
more
7
days
persistently
1·61
1·27–2·05])
(1·43
[1·26–1·63])
throughout
Interpretation
Severe
illness—indicated
extended
time
bedridden—is
associated
morbidity
recovering
population.
These
findings
call
increased
vigilance
development
severe
disease
phase
COVID-19.
Funding
Nordforsk,
Horizon2020,
Wellcome
Trust,
Estonian
Research
Council.