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.
JAMA Network Open,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
3(10), С. e2019658 - e2019658
Опубликована: Окт. 7, 2020
Importance
Limited
literature
has
characterized
patterns
of
mental
illnesses
and
barriers
in
seeking
health
care
among
police
officers.
Objectives
To
assess
the
prevalence
illness
(diagnosis)
symptoms
illness,
evaluate
characteristics
officers
interested
care,
characterize
perceptions
use.
Design,
Setting,
Participants
This
survey
study
was
conducted
at
a
large
department
Dallas–Fort
Worth,
Texas.
Focus
group
sessions
were
from
April
1,
2019,
to
November
30,
January
1
February
27,
2020.
A
total
446
sworn,
employed
patrol
who
present
during
recruitment
briefing
eligible
participate
surveys
focus
groups.
Main
Outcomes
Measures
Officers
reported
lifetime
or
current
diagnosis
depression,
anxiety,
posttraumatic
stress
disorder,
as
well
(using
validated
screeners
suicidal
ideation
self-harm)
use
past
12
months.
data
collected
contextualize
Logistic
regression
analyses
used
for
quantitative
data,
groups
iteratively
coded
by
4
coders
using
inductive
deductive
thematic
identification.
Results
Of
invited
participate,
434
(97%)
completed
(mean
[SD]
age,
37
[10]
years;
354
[82%]
male;
217
White
[50%]).
54
(12%)
diagnosis,
114
(26%)
had
positive
screening
results
symptoms.
these
officers,
19
(17%)
sought
services
Among
with
results,
odds
interest
significantly
higher
self-harm
than
those
did
not
(adjusted
ratio,
7.66;
95%
CI,
1.70-34.48).
Five
18
found
primary
accessing
services:
(1)
inability
identify
when
they
are
experiencing
(2)
concerns
about
confidentiality,
(3)
belief
that
psychologists
cannot
relate
their
occupation,
(4)
stigma
seek
fit
duty.
Conclusions
Relevance
The
although
few
treatment,
help,
particularly
self-harm.
Additional
interventions
appear
be
needed
systematically
refer
while
mitigating
concerns,
such
fear
confidentiality
breach.
Journal of Advanced Nursing,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
77(9), С. 3853 - 3866
Опубликована: Июль 27, 2021
Abstract
Aim
To
describe
the
experiences
of
frontline
nurses
who
are
working
in
critical
care
areas
during
COVID‐19
pandemic
with
a
focus
on
trauma
and
use
substances
as
coping
mechanism.
Design
A
qualitative
study
based
content
analysis.
Methods
Data
were
collected
from
mid‐June
2020
to
early
September
via
an
online
survey.
Nurses
recruited
through
research
webpage
American
Association
Critical
Care
well
alumni
list
large,
public
Midwest
university.
Responses
two
open‐ended
items
analysed:
(1)
personal
or
professional
nurse
had
experienced;
(2)
substance
alcohol
use,
other
mental
health
issues
experienced
witnessed
nurses.
Results
For
item
related
psychological
five
themes
identified
70
nurses’
comments:
Psychological
distress
multiple
forms;
Tsunami
death;
(3)
Torn
between
masters;
(4)
Betrayal;
(5)
Resiliency/posttraumatic
growth
self
others.
Sixty‐five
responded
second
issues.
supported
three
themes:
Mental
crisis
NOW!!:
‘more
stressed
than
ever
stretched
thinner
ever’;
turning
variety
cope;
Weakened
supports
for
increased
maladaptive
due
ongoing
pandemic.
Conclusions
This
brings
novel
findings
understand
patients
COVID‐19,
including
disasters,
cope
weakening
existing
support
systems.
Findings
also
reveal
need
services.
Impact
Support
well‐being
should
include
current
services
offered
by
organization
screening
European journal of psychotraumatology,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
12(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2021
Background:
The
International
Trauma
Questionnaire
(ITQ)
is
a
validated
measure
that
assesses
ICD-11
posttraumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD)
and
complex
PTSD
(CPTSD).
An
important
task
to
determine
whether
the
ITQ
an
appropriate
evaluative
for
clinical
trials.Objective:
To
assess
psychometric
properties
of
in
context
treatment
if
measures
reliable
clinically
significant
change
over
course
psychosocial
intervention.Method:
Analyses
were
based
on
data
from
online
skills
training
programme
delivered
254
U.S.
Veterans.
Reliability
validity
scores
assessed
at
baseline.
Changes
symptom
probable
diagnostic
rates
compared
pre-,
mid-
post-treatment.
A
index
(RCI)
score
was
computed
classify
participants
as
improved,
unchanged,
or
worsened.
PCL-5
used
comparison
measure.Results:
Baseline
concurrent
factorial
similar
previous
studies.
Internal
consistency
each
assessment
excellent
comparable
PCL-5.
Decline
symptoms
pre-to-post-treatment
CPTSD
profiles.
Rate
(PTSD
CPTSD)
declined
significantly
pre-treatment
Pre-to-post
declines
exceeded
critical
RCI
values
ITQ.
Clinically
changes
observed
where
most
some
stayed
same,
few
performance
consistent
with
regarding
sensitivity
change.Conclusion:
This
study
provides
first
demonstration
treatment-related
symptoms.
Frontiers in Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
11
Опубликована: Фев. 27, 2020
Across
the
landscape
of
mental
health
research
and
diagnosis,
there
is
a
diverse
range
questionnaires
interviews
available
for
use
by
clinicians
researchers
to
determine
patient
treatment
plans
or
investigate
internal
external
etiologies.
Although
individually,
these
tools
have
each
been
assessed
their
validity
reliability,
little
examining
consistency
between
them
in
terms
what
symptoms
they
assess,
how
assess
those
symptoms.
Here,
we
provide
an
analysis
126
different
commonly
used
diagnose
screen
10
disorder
types
including
depression,
anxiety,
obsessive
compulsive
(OCD),
post-traumatic
stress
(PTSD),
attention
deficit/hyperactivity
(ADHD),
autism
spectrum
(ASD),
addiction,
bipolar
disorder,
eating
schizophrenia,
as
well
comparator
that
offer
all-in-one
cross-disorder
assessment
health.
We
demonstrate
substantial
inconsistency
inclusion
emphasis
within
disorders
considerable
symptom
overlap
across
disorder-specific
tools.
Within
same
similarity
scores
ranged
from
29%
maximum
58%
OCD.
Furthermore,
when
looking
disorders,
60%
were
at
least
half
all
illustrating
extensive
profiles
Biases
toward
emotional,
cognitive,
physical
behavioral
also
observed,
further
adding
heterogeneity
assessments.
Analysis
other
characteristics
such
time
period
over
which
assessed,
whether
was
focus
frequency,
severity
duration
varied
substantially
The
consequence
this
inconsistent
heterogeneous
it
hinders
clinical
diagnosis
frustrates
understanding
social,
environmental,
biological
factors
contribute
disorders.
Altogether,
underscores
need
standardized
are
more
agnostic
span
full
aid
underlying
etiologies
discovery
new
treatments
psychiatric
dysfunction.
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.