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Journal of medical Internet research
children adolescents highly vulnerable impact sustained stressors developmentally sensitive times investigated demographic characteristics intersect socioeconomic dimensions shape social patterning quality life mental health children adolescents two years covid19 pandemic used data prospective serocovkids cohort study children adolescents living geneva switzerland 2022 conducted intersectional multilevel analysis individual heterogeneity discriminatory accuracy nesting participants within 48 social strata defined intersecting sex age immigrant background parental education financial hardship bayesian multilevel logistic models poor healthrelated quality life hrqol measured pedsql mental health difficulties measured strengths difficulties questionnaire among participants aged 217 years 2402096 115 95ci 101129 poor hrqol 1052135 49 95ci 4059 mental health difficulties predicted proportion poor hrqol ranged 34 611 years old swiss girls highly educated parents financial hardship 346 1217 years old nonswiss girls highly educated parents financial hardship intersectional strata involving adolescents financial hardship showed substantially worse hrqol counterparts betweenstratum variations predicted frequency mental health difficulties limited range 4465 found considerable differences adverse outcomes across social strata results suggest postpandemic interventions address social inequities hrqol focus specific intersectional strata involving adolescents families experiencing financial hardship aiming improve mental health target children adolescents