BMJ Open,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
13(11), С. e079050 - e079050
Опубликована: Ноя. 1, 2023
Objectives
This
study
aimed
to
explore
the
mediating
role
of
resilience
and
resignation
coping
in
relationship
between
consultation
empathy
depression
patients
with
COVID-19.
Design
Cross-sectional
study.
Setting
Participants
were
recruited
from
a
tertiary
hospital
Guangzhou,
Guangdong
province.
A
total
215
for
this
Outcome
measures
completed
Consultation
Relational
Empathy
Measure,
Connor-Davidson
Resilience
Scale,
Medical
Coping
Modes
Questionnaire
Hospital
Anxiety
Depression
Scale.
PROCESS
4.1
model
6
was
used
analyse
moderated
effects.
Results
had
positive
correlation
(r=0.34,
p<0.001),
negative
(r=−0.288,
p<0.001)
(r=−0.379,
p<0.001).
(r=−0.463,
(r=−0.605,
Resignation
(r=0.547,
depression.
In
model,
significant
indirect
predictive
effects
on
through
(95%
CI
−0.093
–0.030)
or
−0.043
–0.005).
both
−0.030
–0.008).
Conclusions
not
only
predicted
directly,
but
also
indirectly
chain
coping.
Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
17(1), С. 270 - 270
Опубликована: Янв. 2, 2025
Although
succession
planning
benefits
workforce
development,
rural
economic
stability,
and
the
sustainability
of
a
farm,
few
farmers
in
Canada
have
written
plan.
As
farming
population
ages
fewer
people
enter
profession,
understanding
what
promotes
to
prepare
plans
is
essential.
Our
study
aimed
understand
(a)
priorities
farm
operators
for
developing
plan,
(b)
factors
that
delay
or
motivate
planning,
(c)
resources
would
be
helpful
creating
Using
dyadic
multiple
case
methodology,
we
interviewed
35
participants
from
16
farms
Alberta,
Canada.
The
thematic
analysis
revealed
seven
themes
influencing
decisions
develop
plan:
legacy
identity,
physical
health,
government
policies,
growth,
professional
guidance
expertise,
family
dynamics,
culture
norms.
From
themes,
two
overarching
variables—risk
perception
self-efficacy—shaped
farmers’
readiness
informed
development
Farm
Succession
Readiness
Framework.
This
framework
categorizes
into
four
types:
Active
Planners,
Avoiders,
Back
Burners,
End-of-the-Line
Farmers.
complex
multifaceted,
our
findings
may
assist
advisors,
policymakers,
researchers
tailoring
interventions
meet
their
needs.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
21(6), С. 684 - 684
Опубликована: Май 27, 2024
Agricultural
producers
have
worse
mental
health
than
the
general
population;
however,
recent
research
has
not
considered
differences
in
stressors
and
conditions
by
gender.
A
survey
was
mailed
to
a
random
sample
of
farmers
Illinois
screen
for
symptoms
anxiety
depression
identify
sources
stress
social
support.
Men
experienced
more
related
environmental
economic
women,
while
women
tended
slightly
higher
levels
geographic
isolation
men.
Overall,
there
were
no
significant
gender
proportion
meeting
criteria
or
anxiety;
results
are
what
is
observed
population.
Among
those
who
experience
about
isolation,
odds
depressive
four
times
men
(OR
4.46
(0.91,
21.8);
p
=
0.06).
Additional
should
examine
relationship
between
support
health.
Interventions
reduce
be
considered.
Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
15(8), С. 6336 - 6336
Опубликована: Апрель 7, 2023
Farming
is
widely
regarded
as
a
highly
stressful
occupation,
and
many
farming
stressors
have
been
studied
globally.
Research
on
in
Canada
scarce,
yet
there
some
indication
that
Canadian
farmers
high
perceived
stress
scores
score
more
severely
across
mental
health
outcomes
compared
to
the
general
population.
This
study
provides
comprehensive
exploration
of
with
aim
inform
avenues
reduce
and/or
boost
well-being
farmers.
An
exploratory
sequential
mixed-methods
design
was
used.
First,
qualitative
data
were
collected
from
75
in-depth
interviews
industry
professionals
Ontario,
2017
2018.
These
then
used
items
measuring
self-reported
12
national
cross-sectional
survey
farmers’
conducted
February–May
2021.
Results
both
sources
provide
an
initial
understanding
episodic
chronic
faced
by
Canada,
context
within
which
these
are
experienced.
Implications
focus
areas
for
reduction
promotion
discussed
this
paper.
Background:
Individuals
living
in
rural
areas
often
face
challenges
accessing
healthcare,
increasing
their
risk
of
poor
health
outcomes.
Farmers,
a
sub-population
areas,
are
particularly
vulnerable
to
mental
issues
and
suicide,
yet
exhibit
low
rates
help-seeking
behavior.
The
aim
our
study
was
develop
an
in-depth
understanding
the
influencing
among
farmers
from
perspectives
healthcare
providers,
as
well
explore
strategies
providers
use
navigate
through
these
effectively
engage
with
this
population.
Methods:
We
used
descriptive
phenomenological
approach
understand
providers’
perspectives,
experiences,
approaches
providing
farmer
clients
areas.
Semi-structured
interviews
were
conducted
21
participants
between
March
May
2023.
Results:
Our
analysis
yielded
five
thematic
areas:
(1)
ensuring
accessibility,
(2)
establishing
relatability,
(3)
addressing
stoicism
stigma,
(4)
navigating
dual
roles,
(5)
community
trauma.
Conclusions:
Healthcare
service
delivery
for
is
multifaceted.
This
fills
gap
knowledge
by
translating
data
inform
evidence-based
model
list
recommendations
implementing
agriculturally-informed
practices
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
21(6), С. 791 - 791
Опубликована: Июнь 17, 2024
Individuals
living
in
rural
areas
often
face
challenges
accessing
healthcare,
increasing
their
risk
of
poor
health
outcomes.
Farmers,
a
sub-population
areas,
are
particularly
vulnerable
to
mental
issues
and
suicide,
yet
they
exhibit
low
rates
help-seeking
behavior.
The
aim
our
study
was
develop
an
in-depth
understanding
the
influencing
among
farmers
from
perspectives
healthcare
providers,
as
well
explore
strategies
providers
use
navigate
through
these
effectively
engage
with
this
population.
Methods:
We
used
descriptive
phenomenological
approach
understand
providers’
perspectives,
experiences,
approaches
providing
farmer
clients
areas.
Semi-structured
interviews
were
conducted
21
participants
practicing
Canada
between
March
May
2023.
Results:
Our
analysis
yielded
five
thematic
areas:
(1)
ensuring
accessibility,
(2)
establishing
relatability,
(3)
addressing
stoicism
stigma,
(4)
navigating
dual
roles,
(5)
community
trauma.
Conclusions:
Healthcare
service
delivery
for
is
multifaceted.
This
fills
gap
knowledge
by
translating
data
inform
evidence-based
model
list
recommendations
implementing
agriculturally
informed
practices
Construction Innovation,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Авг. 6, 2024
Purpose
To
address
safety
risks,
worker
well-being
concerns
and
productivity
losses
in
construction
due
to
substance
misuse,
this
study
aims
explore
awareness
usage
levels
of
various
substances
among
Nigerian
professionals.
The
findings
aim
inform
targeted
interventions
policy
development
tackle
these
industry-specific
challenges.
Design/methodology/approach
A
comprehensive
literature
review
identified
several
intoxicants
commonly
used
construction,
which
informed
the
a
well-structured
questionnaire.
This
questionnaire
was
distributed
both
professionals
nonprofessionals.
Shapiro-Wilk
test
assessed
normality
utilization
scores
for
each
substance,
while
Kruskal-Wallis
H-test
explored
significant
differences
different
respondent
groups.
Findings
Despite
reporting
low
proportion
(over
60%)
respondents
admitted
using
their
activities.
highlights
concerning
disconnect,
with
more
than
half
(62.5%)
exceeding
predefined
threshold
(3.5)
use.
Ten
out
16
surveyed
fell
into
category,
indicating
widespread
issue
within
industry.
Practical
implications
highlight
need
increased
education
programs
about
dangers
misuse
Construction
companies
should
implement
regular
training
sessions
workshops
educate
workers
on
risks
associated
Additionally,
there
be
stricter
enforcement
use
policies
routine
testing
deter
misuse.
These
measures
can
enhance
safety,
improve
boost
overall
Originality/value
insights
from
international
best
practices
prevention
Sharing
organizations,
policymakers
industry
stakeholders
help
create
broader
guidelines
frameworks
adaptable
implementation
countries.
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Авг. 29, 2024
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
had
a
catastrophic
impact
on
public
health,
extending
to
the
food
system
and
people's
livelihoods
worldwide,
including
Bangladesh.
This
study
aimed
ascertain
impacts
livelihood
assets
in
North-Western
areas
(Rajshahi
Rangpur)
of
Primary
data
were
collected
from
320
farmers
engaged
high-value
agriculture
using
multistage
sampling
method.
analysed
first-order
structural
equation
modelling.
findings
reveal
significant
(p
<
0.01)
all
Notably,
human
exhibited
highest
impact,
with
coefficient
0.740,
followed
sequentially
by
financial
(0.709),
social
(0.684),
natural
(0.600),
physical
(0.542),
psychological
(0.537)
assets.
Government-imposed
lockdowns
mobility
restrictions
identified
as
major
causes
pandemic's
negative
effects
livelihoods,
which
included
lost
income,
rising
prices,
decreased
purchasing
power,
inadequate
access
medical
supplies,
increased
insecurity,
rise
depression,
worry,
anxiety
among
farmers.
associated
policy
measures
crop
have
reversed
substantial
economic
nutritional
advances
gained
over
previous
decade.
suggests
attention
sustainable
through
direct
cash
transfer
input
incentive
programs
minimize
their
vulnerability
like
or
any
other
crisis
future.
Farmers
globally
face
significant
occupational
stressors
and
are
reported
to
experience
high
levels
of
depression,
anxiety,
burnout,
suicide
ideation,
suicide.
While
the
impacts
stress
poor
mental
health
have
been
well-studied
in
general
population,
some
extent,
specific
occupations,
on
farmers
understudied.
The
objective
here
was
explore
lived
(or)
Canadian
farmers,
including
perceived
impacts.
Using
a
phenomenological
approach
within
constructivist
paradigm,
we
conducted
75
one-on-one
research
interviews
with
people
who
work
closely
Ontario,
Canada,
between
July
2017
May
2018.
We
analysed
data
via
thematic
analyses
identified
four
major
themes.
Participants
described
myriad
negative
farmers’
health:
(1)
personally,
(2)
interpersonally,
(3)
cognitively,
which
ultimately
negatively
impacted
them
(4)
professionally,
consequences
for
productivity,
animals,
farm
success.
far-reaching,
interconnected
participants,
animals
their
lives,
most
aspects
farming
operations,
financial
viability,
Farmer
stress,
health,
well-being
important
considerations
promoting
sustainable,
successful
agriculture.
