The Social Consequences of the Novel Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Outbreak in Iran: Is Social Capital at Risk? A Qualitative StudyResearch Article Published on 2021-06-102022-10-29 Journal: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Infectious Diseases [Category] COVID-19, [키워드] Analysis analyzed approach Capital category change conducted consequence COVID-19 COVID-19 outbreak COVID-19 pandemic Effect explain Health Impact IMPROVE indicated interview Iran nine novel participated positive Qualitative raise resource transcribed were recorded [DOI] 10.1155/2021/5553859 PMC 바로가기 [Article Type] Research Article
Mid-term Psychiatric Outcomes of Patients Recovered From COVID-19 From an Italian Cohort of Hospitalized PatientsPsychiatry Published on 2021-06-102022-10-31 Journal: Frontiers in Psychiatry [Category] COVID-19, [키워드] acute COVID-19 acute phase Anxiety approach association BAI Beck change complex consequence correlation COVID COVID-19 COVID-19 infection Depression depressive symptom Depressive symptoms described discharge disease expected expiratory Follow-up greater had no Impact impairment individual interview inventory investigated Italian Italy Manifestations mental health mid-term sequelae Mild moderate-severe Neuropsychiatric no correlation Novara outcome participant Patient patients performed physical physical symptoms Prospective Psychiatric psychiatric assessment Psychiatric symptom psychological health Quality of life questionnaire Questionnaires recovered scale severe depression severity Symptom the disease Tolerance university Volume [DOI] 10.3389/fpsyt.2021.667385 PMC 바로가기 [Article Type] Psychiatry
International nurse education leaders’ experiences of responding to the COVID‐19 pandemic: A qualitative studyOriginal Research: Empirical Research–Qualitative Published on 2021-06-092022-10-30 Journal: Journal of advanced nursing [Category] Coronavirus, MERS, SARS, [키워드] accelerated approach Canada complex COVID‐19 COVID‐19 crisis demonstrated education Impact interview knowledge leadership learning Making New offered pandemic problem problems Purposive sampling respond Result Singapore Support United Kingdom utilised [DOI] 10.1111/jan.14892 PMC 바로가기 [Article Type] Original Research: Empirical Research–Qualitative
Erfahrungen und Sichtweisen von Pflegeheimbewohnenden mit depressiver Symptomatik während der COVID-19-Pandemie: eine qualitative StudieOriginalien Published on 2021-06-032022-10-28 Journal: Zeitschrift Fur Gerontologie Und Geriatrie [Category] Coronavirus, MERS, SARS, [키워드] Angst coronavirus Depression exploration interview Langzeitpflege Long-term care Risikogruppe Risk group SARS-CoV-2 [DOI] 10.1007/s00391-021-01926-3 PMC 바로가기 [Article Type] Originalien
Changes in depression and suicidal ideation under severe lockdown restrictions during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in Spain: a longitudinal study in the general populationOriginal Article Published on 2021-06-022022-11-01 Journal: Epidemiology and Psychiatric Sciences [Category] Coronavirus, MERS, SARS, [키워드] 95% CI 95% confidence interval age analysed Barcelona change Composite Continuous reinforcement COVID-19 crisis COVID-19 outbreak COVID-19 pandemic Depression depressive distress Effect estimate evaluate Factor First wave Future General population group ideation incidence increased risk individual information interview lockdown lockdown restriction loneliness lower risk measure mental health multivariable logistic regression Odds ratio pandemic performed physical activity Population population survey population-based cohort Prevalence prevalence rate protective effect Research Resilience Result risk Risk factors screen time Sex significant decrease significantly Sociodemographic Suicide Support thought variable variety were assessed [DOI] 10.1017/S2045796021000408 PMC 바로가기 [Article Type] Original Article
Perceptions of Mobile Health Apps and Features to Support Psychosocial Well-being Among Frontline Health Care Workers Involved in the COVID-19 Pandemic Response: Qualitative StudyOriginal Paper Published on 2021-05-312022-10-30 Journal: Journal of Medical Internet Research [Category] Coronavirus, SARS, [키워드] Analysis Community conducted counseling COVID-19 COVID-19 pandemic Critical extrinsic facilitate Factor feature Features frontline health care workers Future Gamification Guidance Health care worker health care workers highlight identify IMPROVE interactions Intervention interview involved majority mapped mHealth Mobile Mobile health motivational factors objective participant participated Perception physical potential risk preference promote Psychological psychological problem Psychosocial Purposive sampling Qualitative reported Research resource Result semistructured interview Support transcribed Well-being worker [DOI] 10.2196/26282 PMC 바로가기 [Article Type] Original Paper
‘Getting back to normality seems as big of a step as going into lockdown’: the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on people with early to middle stage dementiaAcademicSubjects/MED00280 Published on 2021-05-222022-10-28 Journal: Age and Ageing [Category] Coronavirus, SARS, [키워드] accelerated activity Alzheimer’s cognitive Cognitive function Cognitive impairment Community conducted Confusion COVID 19 COVID-19 COVID-19 pandemic Dementia Deterioration FIVE Government Guidance Impact impacted individual interview lockdown normality older people outdoors pandemic participant Qualitative reduced Safe secure social inclusion social interaction social isolation tension thematic analysis took place [DOI] 10.1093/ageing/afab012 PMC 바로가기 [Article Type] AcademicSubjects/MED00280
An App-Based Intervention to Support First Responders and Essential Workers During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Needs Assessment and Mixed Methods Implementation StudyOriginal Paper Published on 2021-05-202022-10-30 Journal: Journal of Medical Internet Research [Category] COVID-19, SARS, [키워드] Accessibility adoption analyzed app Area assessment Bay Community conducted COVID-19 COVID-19 pandemic Culture described Disasters ecosystem effective emergency responders Essential essential worker evaluate exacerbate First responder Formal guide Health Health Behavior health literacy implementation information Intervention interview literacy Local medical services natural disasters objective outcome pandemic Physicians police PROTECT Quality improvement recruited reported resources Responder Result San Francisco Bay social distancing social media Support Testing transcript unique unmet need Usability worker [DOI] 10.2196/26573 PMC 바로가기 [Article Type] Original Paper
“They’re Going to Zoom It”: A Qualitative Investigation of Impacts and Coping Strategies During the COVID-19 Pandemic Among Older AdultsPublic Health Published on 2021-05-192022-10-31 Journal: Frontiers in Public Health [Category] Coronavirus, MERS, SARS, [키워드] activities Adults aging coding Community conducted connection coping COVID-19 COVID-19 pandemic decrease engage group Health Impact impacted increase in Intervention interview investigation Isolation iterative limitation loneliness maintenance material Mental MOST Older pandemic participant Participants Perspective physical physical activity positive attitude Qualitative reduction reported seated Sedentary behavior social distancing Social distancing measure social isolation spread of COVID-19 Strategy Stress susceptible transcribed was used were recorded [DOI] 10.3389/fpubh.2021.679976 PMC 바로가기 [Article Type] Public Health
Qualitative exploration of medical student experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic: implications for medical educationResearch Published on 2021-05-192022-10-28 Journal: BMC Medical Education [Category] Coronavirus, SARS, [키워드] analysed Anecdotal approach assistant change Community of practice contribute defined described effective facilitator Health healthcare hierarchy identity impacted implication increasingly individual influence Interprofessional learning interview learning longitudinal offered overcome pandemic participant Patient Placement learning previous study Qualitative response Result resulting social capital student suggested supplementary material Support were recorded [DOI] 10.1186/s12909-021-02726-4 PMC 바로가기 [Article Type] Research