European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
272(5), С. 757 - 771
Опубликована: Ноя. 25, 2021
While
the
COVID-19
pandemic
continues,
patients
with
pre-existing
mental
disorders
are
increasingly
recognized
as
a
risk
group
for
adverse
outcomes.
However,
data
conflicting
and
cover
only
short
time
spans
so
far.
Here,
we
investigate
medium-term
peri-lockdown-related
changes
of
health
outcomes
in
such
longitudinal
study.
A
cohort
159
comprising
all
major
(ICD-10
F0-F9)
were
interviewed
twice
Goettingen
psychosocial
Burden
Symptom
Inventory
(Goe-BSI)
to
evaluate
burden,
psychiatric
symptoms
resilience
at
end
first
(April/May
2020)
second
lockdown
Germany
(November/December
2020).
For
primary
outcome
"psychosocial
burden"
ratings
also
comprised
retrospective
pre-pandemic
(early
very
early
states
during
(March
diagnostic
groups,
burden
varied
significantly
over
(p
<
0.001)
an
increase
from
initial
phase
0.001),
followed
by
steady
decrease
across
both
lockdowns,
normalizing
November/December
2020.
Female
gender,
high
adjustment
disorder
symptom
load
baseline
comorbidities
factors
higher
levels
unfavorable
course
burden.
Most
changed
minimally,
while
decreased
=
0.044
p
0.037).
The
indicates
stress
response,
return
even
under
recurrent
conditions,
mimicking
disorder.
Strategies
proactive,
specific
continuous
treatment
have
address
capacities
before
their
depletion
aftermath,
especially
additional
factors.
Journal of Hospital Medicine,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
17(9), С. 726 - 737
Опубликована: Авг. 5, 2022
Abstract
Background
The
impact
of
the
COVID‐19
pandemic
on
management
ambulatory
care
sensitive
conditions
(ACSCs)
remains
unknown.
Objectives
To
compare
observed
and
expected
(projected
based
previous
years)
trends
in
all‐cause
mortality
healthcare
use
for
ACSCs
first
year
(March
2020
to
March
2021).
Design,
Setting
Participants
We
conducted
a
population‐based
study
using
provincial
health
administrative
data
general
adul
population
(Ontario,
Canada).
Outcomes
Measures
Monthly
mortality,
hospitalizations,
emergency
department
(ED)
outpatient
visit
rates
(per
100,000
people
at‐risk)
seven
combined
(asthma,
chronic
obstructive
pulmonary
disease,
angina,
congestive
heart
failure,
hypertension,
diabetes,
epilepsy)
during
were
compared
with
similar
periods
years
(2016–2019)
by
fitting
monthly
time
series
autoregressive
integrated
moving‐average
models.
Results
Compared
years,
increased
at
beginning
(observed
rate
May
79.98
vs.
projected
71.24
[66.35–76.50])
then
returned
June
2020—except
among
immigrants
mental
where
they
remained
elevated.
Hospitalization
ED
lower
than
throughout
year:
hospitalization
37.29
versus
52.07
(47.84–56.68);
92.55
134.72
(124.89–145.33).
ACSC
decreased
initially
4299.57
5060.23
[4712.64–5433.46])
2020.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
19(15), С. 9573 - 9573
Опубликована: Авг. 4, 2022
In
this
review
the
authors
discuss
that
COVID-19
has
already
had
a
direct
impact
on
physical
health
of
many
people
and
it
appears
to
have
put
at
risk
mental
large
populations.
review,
we
also
relationship
between
disorders
SARS-CoV-2
infection.
We
convey
disorders’
factors
more
serious
disorder
consequences
COVID-19.
People
with
could
be
susceptible
emotional
responses
brought
by
epidemic.
The
pandemic
may
adversely
influence
patients
diagnosed
disorders.
For
aim
dealing
better
psychological
problems
afflicted
pandemic,
new
procedures
are
required.
The
COVID-19
pandemic
is
affecting
mental
health
and
substance
use
(MHSU)
issues
worldwide.
purpose
of
this
study
was
to
characterize
the
literature
on
changes
in
cannabis
during
factors
associated
with
such
changes.We
conducted
a
scoping
review
by
searching
peer-reviewed
databases
grey
from
January
2020
May
2022
using
Arksey
O'Malley
Framework.
Two
independent
reviewers
screened
total
4235
documents.
We
extracted
data
129
documents
onto
extraction
form
collated
results
content
analytical
techniques.Nearly
half
(48%)
studies
reported
an
increase/initiation
use,
while
36%
no
change,
16%
decrease/cessation
pandemic.
Factors
increased
included
socio-demographic
(e.g.,
younger
age),
related
symptom
burden),
MHSU
anxiety,
depression),
pandemic-specific
reactions
stress,
boredom,
social
isolation),
cannabis-related
dependence),
policy-related
legalization
medical/recreational
cannabis).Public
emergencies
like
have
potential
significantly
impact
use.
has
placed
urgency
improving
coping
mechanisms
supports
that
help
populations
adapt
major
sudden
life
changes.
To
better
prepare
care
systems
for
future
pandemics,
wide-reaching
education
how
pandemic-related
change
impacts
needed.
European Journal of Investigation in Health Psychology and Education,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
13(2), С. 271 - 283
Опубликована: Янв. 24, 2023
Introduction:
emotional
exhaustion
among
trainee
teachers
is
a
relevant
topic
since
it
could
have
repercussions
regarding
the
lives
of
their
future
pupils.
Our
objective
was
to
determine
degree
teachers’
and
associated
variables
during
COVID-19
pandemic.
Methods:
design
cross-sectional
descriptive.
Questionnaires
with
sociodemographic
variables,
perceptions
mental
health,
Emotional
Exhaustion
Scale
(ECE)
(α
=
0.890;
ω
0.893)
validated
for
Chilean
context
were
answered
by
204
teachers.
The
results
analyzed
using
SPSS
software
version
25
Interpretation
Table
(EES-Int).
Results:
show
that
92.2%
presented
worsening
in
stress
(66.2%),
irritability
(38.2%),
anxiety
(37.7%),
depressive
symptoms
(32.8%).
Online
classes
(73.04%)
pandemic
(67.6%)
main
influencing
factors.
Education
students
who
perceived
health
had
worsened
became
6.63
times
more
likely
develop
[AOR
6.63;
95%
CI:
1.78,
24.69].
In
addition,
education
high
perception
academic
7.45
7.45;
1.98,
28.09].
Conclusion:
we
can
conclude
levels
they
are
being
subjected
may
lead
them
present
frequent
or
permanent
problems
concentration,
attention,
recall
information,
dissatisfaction
performance,
learning
difficulties.
From
affective
dimension,
anxiety,
restlessness,
irritability,
indifference,
low
mood,
psychomatization.
socio-interactional
social
withdrawal,
interpersonal
problems,
at
work
school,
family
relationship
problems.
Increasing
sample
delve
into
subject
area
necessary.
For
studies,
research
should
be
conducted
on
causes
coping
strategies
understand
differences
provide
input
support
practice.
European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
272(5), С. 757 - 771
Опубликована: Ноя. 25, 2021
While
the
COVID-19
pandemic
continues,
patients
with
pre-existing
mental
disorders
are
increasingly
recognized
as
a
risk
group
for
adverse
outcomes.
However,
data
conflicting
and
cover
only
short
time
spans
so
far.
Here,
we
investigate
medium-term
peri-lockdown-related
changes
of
health
outcomes
in
such
longitudinal
study.
A
cohort
159
comprising
all
major
(ICD-10
F0-F9)
were
interviewed
twice
Goettingen
psychosocial
Burden
Symptom
Inventory
(Goe-BSI)
to
evaluate
burden,
psychiatric
symptoms
resilience
at
end
first
(April/May
2020)
second
lockdown
Germany
(November/December
2020).
For
primary
outcome
"psychosocial
burden"
ratings
also
comprised
retrospective
pre-pandemic
(early
very
early
states
during
(March
diagnostic
groups,
burden
varied
significantly
over
(p
<
0.001)
an
increase
from
initial
phase
0.001),
followed
by
steady
decrease
across
both
lockdowns,
normalizing
November/December
2020.
Female
gender,
high
adjustment
disorder
symptom
load
baseline
comorbidities
factors
higher
levels
unfavorable
course
burden.
Most
changed
minimally,
while
decreased
=
0.044
p
0.037).
The
indicates
stress
response,
return
even
under
recurrent
conditions,
mimicking
disorder.
Strategies
proactive,
specific
continuous
treatment
have
address
capacities
before
their
depletion
aftermath,
especially
additional
factors.
