European Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
65(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2022
Abstract
Background
The
present
study
aims
to
delineate
the
role
of
preexisting
depression
for
changes
in
common
mental
health
problems
during
COVID-19
pandemic.
Methods
Using
mixed-effects
linear
regression
models,
we
analyzed
data
on
course
depressive
(Patient
Health
Questionnaire-2)
and
anxiety
(Generalized
Anxiety
Disorder-2)
symptoms
as
well
loneliness
(three-item
UCLA
Loneliness
Scale)
a
subset
Socio-Economic
Panel
Study,
large
nationally
representative
household
panel
from
Germany.
Participants
were
assessed
first
wave
Germany
(March
31
July
4,
2020;
n
=
6,694)
prospectively
followed
up
at
peak
second
(January
18
February
15,
2021;
6,038).
Results
Overall,
decreased,
whereas
increased
wave.
However,
surge
was
steeper
those
with
versus
without
clinically
relevant
2019
or
history
disorder
before
remained
stable
throughout
pandemic
individuals
2019.
Pre-pandemic
associated
overall
higher
across
both
assessments.
stringency
lockdown
measures
did
not
affect
results.
Conclusions
Our
findings
suggest
that
are
risk
experience
an
escalation
due
Therefore,
they
might
particularly
profit
targeted
prevention
early
intervention
programs.
International Psychogeriatrics,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 100054 - 100054
Опубликована: Март 1, 2025
Prevention
of
dementia
is
considered
a
healthcare
priority.
We
aimed
to
identify
potentially
modifiable
risk
factors
and
mechanisms
within
the
social
health
domain
find
novel
avenues
prevent
cognitive
decline
dementia.
integrated
results
eight
sub-studies
Social
Health
in
Mice
Men
(SHiMMy)
project
that
were
separately
published
specialized
journals,
but
not
yet
jointly
considered.
followed
integrative
methodology
Whittemore
Knafl,
using
conceptual
framework
for
structure
integrate
human
epidemiological
qualitative
studies
experimental
mice
studies.
This
multi-method
approach.
Participants
population-based
longitudinal
cohort
Rotterdam
study
included
epidemiolocal
(ranging
from
N
=
1259
3.720)
(n
17).
intervention
performed
transgenic
mouse
model
Alzheimer's
pathology
matched
controls,
under
group
single
housed
conditions.
Epidemiological
include
markers
(loneliness,
perceived
support,
marital
status)
magnetic
resonance
imaging
brain.
The
semi-structured
used
an
interview
guide.
assessed
behavioral
histological
markers.
In
studies,
we
identified
several
similar
(e.g.
status,
size)
protective
responses)
factors.
alignment
findings
showing
may
impact
brain
lend
further
support
our
hypothesis.
These
allow
us
propose
evidence-based
targets
preventive
interventions.
Abstract
Background
To
cope
with
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
social
distancing
restrictions
where
implemented
in
France,
which
could
have
led
to
isolation.
This
is
expected
affected
mental
health
situation,
including
increasing
risk
of
symptoms
anxiety
and
depression
general
population.
Persons
prior
difficulties
be
an
especially
vulnerable
group,
however,
few
studies
tested
this
empirically
considering
preexisting
difficulties.
We
examine
association
between
anxiety/depression
during
lockdown
due
pandemic
a
longitudinal
community
sample.
Methods
A
follow-up
(data
collection
March–June
2020)
was
among
participants
TEMPO
cohort.
Prior
knowledge
included
from
waves
data
collection.
Generalized
estimation
equations
models
were
used
estimate
662
mid-aged
individuals.
Results
Individuals
measured
had
6.73
higher
odds
[95%
CI
=
4.45–10.17]
lockdown.
Additionally,
likelihood
elevated
women
(OR
2.07
1.32–3.25]),
subjects
low
household
income
2.28
[1.29–4.01])
persons
who
reported
being
lonely
3.94
2.47–6.28]).
Conclusions
Our
study
underlines
role
as
vulnerability
factor
Interventions
focusing
on
individuals
well
people
feeling
should
considered,
reduce
psychological
impact
pandemic.
Campbell Systematic Reviews,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
19(4)
Опубликована: Ноя. 27, 2023
Social
isolation
and
loneliness
are
more
common
in
older
adults
associated
with
a
serious
impact
on
their
well-being,
mental
health,
physical
longevity.
They
public
health
concern
highlighted
by
the
COVID-19
pandemic
restrictions,
hence
need
for
digital
technology
tools
to
enable
remotely
delivered
interventions
alleviate
of
social
during
restrictions.To
map
available
evidence
effects
mitigate
and/or
all
settings
except
hospital
settings.We
searched
following
databases
from
inception
May
16,
2021,
no
language
restrictions.
Ovid
MEDLINE,
Embase,
APA
PsycInfo
via
Ovid,
CINAHL
EBSCO,
Web
Science
Clarivate,
ProQuest
(all
databases),
International
Bibliography
Sciences
(IBSS)
ProQuest,
EBSCO
CINAHL),
Global
Index
Medicus,
Epistemonikos.Titles
abstracts
full
text
potentially
eligible
articles
were
independently
screened
duplicate
eligibility
criteria.We
developed
pilot
tested
data
extraction
code
set
Eppi-Reviewer
individually
extracted
coded
based
an
intervention-outcome
framework
which
was
also
used
define
dimensions
gap
map.We
included
200
(103
primary
studies
97
systematic
reviews)
that
assessed
reduce
adults.
Most
reviews
(72%)
classified
as
critically
low
quality,
only
2%
high
quality
25%
published
since
pandemic.
The
is
unevenly
distributed
clusters
predominantly
high-income
countries
none
low-income
countries.
most
identified
enhance
interactions
family
friends
community
videoconferencing
telephone
calls.
Digital
support,
particularly
socially
assistive
robots,
virtual
pets
common.
focused
reducing
depression
improving
life
Major
gaps
level
outcomes
process
indicators.
No
or
affordability
divide
although
value
accessibility
barriers
caused
discussed
three
reviews.
Adverse
reported
two
six
study
review
participants
LGBTQIA2S+
one
restricted
80
years
older.
Very
few
described
how
at-risk
populations
recruited
conducted
any
equity
analysis
assess
differences
experiencing
inequities
across
PROGRESS-Plus
categories.The
restrictions
placed
people
have
shone
spotlight
onto
loneliness,
This
shows
effectiveness
Although
relatively
large
recent,
it
there
high-quality
research.
can
guide
researchers
funders
consider
areas
major
priorities
further
Abstract
Background
Social
isolation
and
loneliness
are
urgent
public
health
concerns
associated
with
negative
physical
mental
outcomes.
Understanding
effective
remedies
is
crucial
in
addressing
these
problems.
This
umbrella
review
aimed
to
synthesize
critically
appraise
scientific
evidence
on
the
effectiveness
of
social
interventions
overall
across
subgroups.
We
focused
systematic
reviews
(SRs)
randomized
controlled
trials
(RCTs).
Methods
searched
seven
databases
(June
2022
updated
June
2023)
supplemented
search
grey
literature
reference
screening
identify
SRs
published
since
2017.
Screening,
data
extraction,
quality
assessment
using
AMSTAR2
tool
were
conducted
independently
by
author
pairs,
disagreements
resolved
through
discussion.
Results
included
29
SRs,
16
meta-analysis
13
narrative
synthesis.
All
loneliness,
12
additionally
examining
isolation.
Four
young
people,
11
all
ages,
14
older
adults.
The
most
frequently
examined
intervention
types
(social
contact,
support),
psychological
(therapy,
psychoeducation,
skills
training),
digital
(e.g.,
computer
use
online
support).
Meta-analyses
indicated
small-to-moderate
beneficial
effects,
while
synthesis
demonstrated
mixed
or
no
effect.
for
promising.
However,
caution
warranted
due
effects’
small
magnitude,
significant
heterogeneity,
variable
SRs.
Digital
other
showed
effect;
however,
advised
interpreting
results
highly
diverse
nature
studied.
Conclusions
overview
shows
moderate
reducing
ones
tackling
loneliness.
Further
rigorously
RCTs
needed
guide
policy
decisions
regarding
implementation
efficacious
scalable
interventions.
Evaluation
should
focus
both
preventive
structural
tailored
mitigating
strategies
that
address
specific
causes
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
18(11), С. 5889 - 5889
Опубликована: Май 30, 2021
This
study
aims
to
determine
the
impact
of
COVID-19
pandemic,
specifically
considering
mandatory
social
isolation
measures
implemented,
on
perceived
stress
a
sample
dentists
and
dental
students
from
Latin
America
Caribbean,
as
well
associated
sociodemographic
pandemic-related
variables.
A
cross-sectional
survey
was
conducted
with
2036
(1433
women).
For
main
outcome,
14-item
Perceived
Stress
Scale
(PSS-14)
used.
The
also
questioned
aspects,
questions
health
variables,
habits.
Descriptive,
bivariate,
multivariate
analyses
(linear
regression)
were
applied
observe
factors
stress.
PSS-14
mean
score
24.76
(±11.76).
Hierarchical
regression
models
showed
significant
variables
scores:
income
level
during
isolation,
having
older
adults
under
care
self-perceived
concern
regarding
COVID-19,
health,
Coffee
consumption
isolation.
In
general
terms,
pandemic
has
influenced
personal,
social,
labor,
everyday
life
staff
affected
mental
this
population
when
is
considered.
Public
policies,
strategies,
surveillance
systems
are
required
for
population.
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
had
profound
consequences
for
population
mental
health.
However,
it
is
less
clear
whom
these
effects
are
sustained.To
investigate
the
prevalence,
incidence,
prognosis
and
risk
factors
symptoms
of
depression
anxiety
in
a
UK
cohort
over
three
distinct
periods
2020.An
online
survey
was
completed
by
community
at
points
(n
=
3097
baseline,
n
878
all
surveys):
April
(baseline),
July
to
September
(time
point
2)
November
December
3).
Participants
validated
measures
on
each
occasion,
we
prospectively
explored
role
sociodemographic
psychological
(loneliness,
positive
mood
perceived
worry
about
COVID-19)
as
factors.Depression
(Patient
Health
Questionnaire-9
means:
7.69;
time
2,
5.53;
3,
6.06)
scores
(Generalised
Anxiety
Disorder-7
6.59;
4.60;
4.98)
were
considerably
greater
than
pre-pandemic
norms
points.
Women
reported
men.
Younger
age,
history
health
disorder,
more
COVID-19-related
negative
life
events,
loneliness
lower
baseline
significant
predictors
poorer
3.The
impact
persisted
some
degree.
people
individuals
with
prior
disorders
greatest
risk.
Easing
restrictions
resumption
social
interaction
could
mitigate
mood.
Applied Ergonomics,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
106, С. 103894 - 103894
Опубликована: Сен. 22, 2022
Despite
the
negative
impact
of
social
isolation
on
wellbeing,
research
has
yet
to
address
how
organisations
may
mitigate
effects
workplace
and
loneliness.
The
main
objective
study
is
explore
mediating
role
task
interdependence
supportive
behaviours
colleagues
relationship
between
wellbeing.
A
total
137
volunteers
completed
a
survey
assessing
isolation,
loneliness,
interdependence,
wellbeing
at
work.
SEM
analyses
supported
company
While
had
role,
did
not
mediate
relationships
findings
show
that
increased
opportunities
for
interpersonal
interactions
work
through
greater
are
enough
reverse
In
contrast,
an
investment
in
environment
highlighting
importance
culture.
Psychology Research and Behavior Management,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
Volume 16, С. 3767 - 3776
Опубликована: Сен. 1, 2023
Social
distancing
measures
implemented
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic
have
contributed
to
increased
levels
of
loneliness,
but
specific
interactions
between
loneliness
symptoms
in
context
remain
unknown.
This
study
characterized
psychological
network
residents
initial
wave
outbreak
China.The
recruited
8472
Chinese
(61.5%
women,
aged
33.0±10.6
years)
through
online
snowball
sampling.
The
Six-item
De
Jong
Gierveld
Loneliness
Scale
(DJGLS)
was
used
measure
symptoms.
Central
and
bridge
emotional
social
subscales
were
identified
based
on
centrality
indices,
respectively.
Network
stability
examined
using
case-dropping
procedures.The
nodes
separated
into
two
groups,
corresponding
domains
DJGLS.
strongest
direction
association
"no
reliable
people"
trustworthy
(edge
weight=0.546).
"No
has
highest
node
strength
(1.047)
network,
followed
by
"emptiness
sense"
(0.767)
(0.749).
"Feeling
rejection"
(1.672)
close
(0.403)
showed
first
second
strengths,
Both
accuracy
tests
supported
robustness
whole
network.Interventions
targeting
central
symptom
"feeling
may
be
effective
for
alleviating
overall
level
pandemic-affected
residents.