Catherine Gunzenhauser, Henrik Saalbach, Antje von Suchodoletz
Boys have not caught up, family influences still continue: Influences on executive functioning and behavioral self-regulation in elementary students in Germany
PsyCh journal
coronavirus disease 2019 covid19 pandemic exacerbated financial strain among populations worldwide concerning given link financial strain health little evidence guide action area particularly public health perspective address gap examined initiatives address financial wellbeing financial strain highincome contexts used rapid review methodology applied equityfocused lens analysis searched six databases medline psycinfo web science proquest informit google advanced peerreviewed academic practicebased literature evaluating initiatives address financial strain wellbeing highincome contexts published 20152020 conducted relevancy quality appraisal included academic sources used eppireviewer software extract equityrelated descriptive data authorreported outcomes conducted primary screening total 4779 titlesabstracts academic n 4385 practicebased n 394 reviewed 182 full text articles academic n 87 practicebased n 95 assess relevancy fit research question total 107 sources excluded based selection criteria relevance research question figure 1 leaving 75 sources extracted review academic n 39 practicebased n 36 sources focused initiatives predominantly based australia us canada smaller number uk europe sources primarily targeted financial literacy personalfamily finances followed employment housing education found holistic initiatives ie complex wraparound ensured peoples basic needs met example building financial skills aligned positive equitable financial wellbeing financial strain outcomes reported reviewed studies noted significant gaps literature related equity impact initiatives socially excluded populations eg indigenous peoples racialised peoples rural dwellers research using public health lens required guide equitable sustainable action area