International Journal of Nursing Information,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
1(2), С. 13 - 19
Опубликована: Дек. 31, 2022
Smoking
not
only
has
an
impact
on
yourself
but
also
the
people
around
you.
Cigarettes
have
always
been
a
unique
phenomenon
worldwide.
Stop
smoking,
cigarette
excise
is
one
of
country's
significant
foreign
exchange.
The
dangers
smoking
can
interfere
with/inhibit
function
brain,
mouth,
throat,
lungs,
stomach,
bones,
skin,
and
reproductive
organs.
This
study
aimed
to
determine
effect
Covid-19
pandemic
adolescent
behavior
by
providing
education
through
counseling
stop
smoking.
uses
survey
methodology
quantitative
literature
studies.
research
locations
are
in
two
junior
high
schools
Jakarta.
sample
60,
with
details
each
school
amounting
30.
results
show
that
characteristics
smokers
aged
12
maximum
16
years,
there
sources
exposure
most
commonly
found
their
family
members.
There
was
no
young
status
covid-19
for
smokers,
including
information
sources.
contributes
about
activities
stopping
during
pandemic.
Journal of Medical Internet Research,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
27, С. e63634 - e63634
Опубликована: Янв. 28, 2025
Background
The
literature
is
equivocal
as
to
whether
the
predicted
negative
mental
health
impact
of
COVID-19
pandemic
came
fruition.
Some
quantitative
studies
report
increased
emotional
problems
and
depression;
others
improved
well-being.
Qualitative
explorations
reveal
heterogeneity,
with
themes
ranging
from
feelings
loss
growth
development.
Objective
This
study
aims
analyze
free-text
responses
children
young
people
participating
in
Children
Young
People
With
Long
COVID
get
a
clearer
understanding
how
were
feeling
during
pandemic.
Methods
A
total
8224
analyzed
using
InfraNodus,
an
artificial
intelligence–powered
text
network
analysis
tool,
determine
most
prevalent
topics.
random
subsample
411
(5%)
underwent
manual
sentiment
analysis;
this
was
reweighted
represent
general
population
England.
Results
Experiences
fell
into
6
main
overlapping
topical
clusters:
school,
examination
stress,
health,
pandemic,
social
family
support,
physical
(including
symptoms).
Sentiment
showed
that
statements
largely
(314/411,
76.4%),
small
proportion
being
positive
(57/411,
13.9%).
Those
reporting
mostly
female
(227/314,
72.3%),
while
those
older
(170/314,
54.1%).
There
significant
observed
associations
between
status
well
sex
(P=.001
P<.001,
respectively)
such
majority
responses,
regardless
or
sex,
negative;
for
example,
84.1%
(227/270)
individuals
61.7%
(87/141)
male
negative.
no
all
other
examined
demographics.
results
broadly
similar
when
England:
78.52%
(negative),
13.23%
(positive),
8.24%
(neutral).
Conclusions
We
used
InfraNodus
large
sample
people.
76.4%)
negative,
many
reported
experiencing
distress
across
range
domains
related
situations,
health.
Our
findings
add
literature,
highlighting
importance
specific
considerations
responding
national
emergencies.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
13
Опубликована: Апрель 2, 2025
The
current
study
is
a
cross-sectional
survey
that
aims
to
assess
an
association
COVID-19
on
mental
health
in
rural
areas
of
Central
India.
Generalized
Anxiety
Disorder
Assessment
(GAD-7),
Patient
Health
Questionnaire
(PHQ-9),
and
Impact
Events
Scale-Revised
(IES-R)
were
used
evaluate
the
anxiety,
depression,
post-traumatic
stress
disorder
(PTSD)
among
families
with
at
least
one
member
having
been
affected
by
during
November
2022
December
Durg
District
Chhattisgarh
State.
A
total
431
participants
interviewed
from
18
villages
district
state.
Symptoms
distress,
anxiety
depression
observed
26.2,
14.8
11.8%
participants.
death
family
members
due
out
pocket
expenditure
was
considerably
associated
higher
risk
distress.
reduction
income
significantly
(p-value
=
0.025,
OR
2.066,
95%
CI
1.115-3.817).
Decline
also
linked
(p
value
Education,
smoking
found
be
independently
occurrence
symptoms
concerned
PTSD.
points
significance
socioeconomic
factors
like
food
security,
stability
outcomes
even
after
1
year
pandemic.
Increasing
access
resources
support
for
those
financial
insecurities
can
help
individuals
cope
maintain
well-being.
Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 1224 - 1231
Опубликована: Март 27, 2025
The
unprecedented
COVID-19
pandemic
has
caused
significant
disruption
in
education
worldwide.
There
are
interruptions
their
daily
routines
and
fears
of
becoming
ill,
an
increase
deaths,
anxiety,
future
stress.
This
study
aims
to
identify
the
impact
on
University
employees
students
factors/potential
stresses
linked
DAS
risk
during
COVID
pandemic.
A
cross-sectional
survey
was
conducted
among
626
participants
at
a
Malaysian
private
institution
via
Google
forms
using
DASS-21
e-questionnaires
English
Bahasa
Malay.
Pearson
correlation,
Chi-square
test,
Fisher’s
exact
test
were
performed.
Anxiety
(36.3%)
most
common
symptom
respondents,
followed
by
depression
(33.9%)
stress
symptoms
(22.5%).
more
affected
than
staff
these
symptoms.
significantly
positive,
strong
correlations
between
depression,
Employment
uncertainty,
fear
losing
jobs,
worsening
physical
health
disease,
being
foreign
all
factors
for
employees.
Stress
before
lockdown,
feeling
infection
disrupted
lives,
financial
difficulties,
verbal
abuse,
sleeping
less
6
hours,
away
from
family
members,
parents'
job
uncertainties,
deterioration
students.
Students
experienced
symptoms,
intervention
is
recommended
prevent
developing
burnout
problems.
identified
have
been
referred
counseling,
particularly
those
involving
separation.
One Health Bulletin,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Май 19, 2025
Objective:
To
determine
the
prevalence
of,
and
identify
factors
associated
with,
depression,
anxiety,
stress
(DAS),
separately
among
Malaysian
adults.
Methods:
An
online
based
cross-sectional
study
was
conducted
adults
from
January
to
March
2021
comprising
499
participants.
The
SPSS
software
utilized
in
data
analysis.
Chi
-squared
test
of
association
multiple
logistic
regression
with
a
backward
deletion
strategy
were
performed
DAS,
separately.
Results:
(95%
CI
)
DAS
49.7%
(45.2%,
54.2%),
49.3%
(44.8%,
53.8%),
24.5%
(20.7%,
28.5%),
respectively.
Based
on
results
analysis,
there
significant
interrelationship
respondents.
Depression
significantly
anxiety
[OR
adj
):13.8
(8.3,
23.0)]
):
15.3
(5.8,
40.7)].
Anxiety
depression
12.3
(7.6,
20.1)]
8.6
(3.6,20.2)].
Stress
12.7
(5.2,
31.4)]
7.8
(3.4,
17.9)].
Additionally,
age
group
respondents
anxiety.
However,
residence
marital
status
found
have
stress.
Conclusions:
are
highly
prevalent
Appropriate
community-based
interventions
should
be
undertaken
order
improve
mental
health
status,
especially
youths,
urban
dwellers,
singles
(or)
unmarried
persons.
Further
prospective
studies
also
assess
directions
such
disorders.
Open Access Macedonian Journal of Medical Sciences,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
10(E), С. 52 - 59
Опубликована: Янв. 2, 2022
BACKGROUND:
In
Bangladesh,
the
rapid
spread
of
COVID-19
virus
created
a
panic
situation
among
citizen.
Specially,
psycho-emotional
disorder
university
students
is
increasing
which
has
not
been
adequately
investigated.
AIM:
Relating
this,
study
aimed
to
assess
changes
through
investigating
their
level
depression
and
anxiety
during
post-panic
period
pandemic
in
Bangladesh.
METHOD:
A
cross-sectional
online
survey
was
conducted
Bangladesh
from
April
July
2020
(panic
period,
n
=
170)
then
August
November
(post-panic
170).
The
Patient
Health
Questionnaire
(PHQ)-9
Generalized
Anxiety
Disorder-7
questionnaires
were
used
levels
students,
respectively.
Various
univariate
multivariable
statistical
techniques
analyze
data.
RESULTS:
proportion
symptoms
49.4%
52.4%
experienced
by
38.2%
percentage
nearly
identical
interval.
found
slight
increase.
Urban
reported
significantly
(p
<
0.05)
higher
than
counterparts.
Female
also
exhibited
more
0.002)
male.
Depression
varied
family
types
student’s
place
residence.
CONCLUSIONS:
This
compared
two
periods
pandemic.
Although
difference
small,
it
remains
an
issue
for
due
disruption
academic
lives.
Abstract
Background
The
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
pandemic
continues
to
affect
the
mental
health
of
college
students
in
post-epidemic
era.
We
assessed
status
and
related
factors
who
are
vulnerable
anxiety
depression
during
COVID-19
lockdown.
Methods
This
cross-sectional
study
was
conducted
two
weeks
after
beginning
lockdown,
from
November
6,
2022,
December
2,
with
1176
valid
samples
using
convenience
sampling.
Generalized
Anxiety
Disorder-7
(GAD-7)
Patient
Health
Questionnaire-9
(PHQ-9)
were
used
measure
levels
students.
Factors
anxiety,
depression,
their
comorbidity
analyzed
binary
logistic
regression.
Results
prevalence
27.04%,
34.10%,
25.60%,
respectively.
There
a
higher
risk
among
those
currently
living
rural
areas.
Compared
individuals
low
monthly
expenses,
expenses
less
prone
comorbidity.
Conclusions
High
detected
These
most
common
senior
students,
had
abnormal
body
mass
index
(BMI),
area
residents,
did
arts
humanities,
one-child
family,
poor
academic
performance.
Intervention
practitioners
policymakers
should
formulate
individualized
prevention
intervention
measures
lockdown
possible
future
pandemics
for
Medicine,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
103(12), С. e37415 - e37415
Опубликована: Март 22, 2024
The
outbreak
of
Coronavirus
disease
2019
(Covid-19)
has
a
significant
impact
on
the
mental
health
global
population.
Updates
are
needed
regarding
status
among
local
population
since
limited
studies
were
done
so
far.
This
research
compared
prevalence
anxiety
and
depression
symptoms
HCWs
non-HCWs.
We
also
evaluated
factors
associated
with
these
2
groups.
was
cross-sectional
study
conducted
between
September
to
December
2022.
Online
questionnaire
distributed
from
tertiary
government
hospitals.
Non-HCWs
various
occupational
fields
recruited
randomly.
Generalised
Anxiety
Disorder
7
(GAD-7)
Patient
Health
Questionnaire
9
(PHQ-9)
used
screen
for
respectively.
Data
analyzed
using
IBM
SPSS
version
28.0.
200
questionnaires
non-HCWs
response
rate
74.5%
82.5%
(P
=
.07).
A
total
236
individuals
(105
131
non-HCWs)
included
in
study.
Majority
female,
married,
highly
educated
worked
more
than
8
hours
per
day.
There
no
difference
(37.2%
vs
44.3%,
P
.34)
(37.3%
35.1%,
.75)
Among
HCWs,
poor
workplace
support
.009)
low
income
.04)
symptoms.
Younger
age
.02),
single
.01)
.006)
More
higher
educational
level
having
Single
.03),
working
away
home
family
.03)
quarantine
as
Covid-19
close
contact
is
experiencing
possible
or
depressive
this
However,
attention
should
be
paid
address
identified
each
group
promote
good
health.
The Egyptian Journal of Neurology Psychiatry and Neurosurgery,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
58(1)
Опубликована: Июнь 11, 2022
This
paper
was
the
first
study
comparing
levels
of
anxiety
and
depression
assessing
affecting
factors
among
general
population,
frontline
healthcare
workers,
COVID-19
inpatients
in
Turkey
during
wave
pandemic.
We
collected
data
from
population
(n
=
162),
workers
131),
86)
using
Individual
Characteristics
Form,
Generalised
Anxiety
Disorder
Scale,
Beck
Depression
Inventory
this
cross-sectional
study.An
increased
prevalence
were
found
predominantly
(p
<
0.001).
more
likely
to
demonstrate
0.001)
than
population.
In
regression
analysis,
while
fear
infecting
relatives
a
significant
predictor
gender
experiencing
important
life
events
associated
with
anxiety.
Fear
lack
personal
protective
equipment
providing
care
predictors
Furthermore,
being
re-hospitalised
due
re-infection
inpatients.Policymakers
mental
health
providers
are
advised
continuously
monitor
psychological
outcomes
provide
necessary
support
Frontiers in Public Health,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
10
Опубликована: Авг. 17, 2022
The
COVID
Stress
Scales
(CSS)
was
used
to
access
related
distress
concerning
Corona
Virus
Disease
2019
(COVID-19).
Based
on
China's
epidemic
prevention
and
control
policies
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
adaption
of
Chinese
version
CSS
developed.
Our
study
evaluated
reliability
validity
adapted
pandemic.
An
online
survey
employed
construct
a
national
sample
2,116
participants
in
mainland.
We
examined
factor
structure,
internal
consistency,
convergent
validity,
discriminant
concurrent
validity.
results
demonstrated
that
six-factor
solution
for
adaptation
proved
good
fit
with
data
after
comparing
structure
five-factor
model.
model
had
supported
convergent,
discriminant,
adaption.
Overall,
our
findings
as
psychometrically
sound
measure
stress
pandemic
China.
Vulnerable Children and Youth Studies,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
18(3), С. 346 - 358
Опубликована: Янв. 3, 2023
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
brought
about
the
implementation
of
distance
and
online
learning
in
educational
settings,
causing
cyberbullying
to
become
a
rising
issue
as
Internet
use
necessity
among
adolescents
for
their
schooling
during
pandemic.
This
increased
due
current
mode
led
emergence
more
frequent
experiences
depression,
there
is
great
lack
social
interaction
school
adolescents.
Therefore,
this
study
seeks
examine
prevalence
depression
association
between
two
Malaysian
period.
A
cross-sectional
using
convenience
was
carried
out
via
Survey
Monkey,
reaching
total
1591
respondents
Malaysia.
data
collected
then
analyzed
binary
logistic
regression
test
with
single
independent
variable.
Based
on
survey
results,
281
(17.6%)
self-reported
having
severe
while
726
(45.6%)
no
depression.
Incidences
were
reported
have
occurred
619
(38.9%)
respondents,
daily
incidences
being
happening
most
(16.5%),
followed
by
couple
times
month
(14.1%),
once
(13.1%).
It
also
found
that
pre-pandemic
(OR
=
1.41,
95%,
C.I.
1.003,
1.978)
post-pandemic
periods
5.21,
3.120,
8.690)
are
associated
Additionally,
females
2.94,
2.388,
3.613)
those
within
age
group
16
18
years
1.23,
1.008,
1.503)
achieve
high
score.
concludes
we
urge
immediate
interventions
be
monitor
activity,
cyberbullying,
issues