Shiming Li|Bingbing Guo|Lu Xiao|Q P Yang|Hongyi Zhu|Yingying Ji|Ying Jiang
Investigation of Mental Health Literacy and Status of Residents During the Re-Outbreak of COVID-19 in China
Tongren Hospital|Nanjing Maternity and Child Health Care Hospital|Nanjing Medical University|Jiangsu Province Hospital|Tongren Hospital|Tongren Hospital|Tongren Hospital|Tongren Hospital
current field research impact covid19 mental health mostly limited evaluation first round epidemic reports focused impact reemergence covid19 study aimed investigate mental health literacy status residents reoutbreak covid19 chinathe basic information sheet health literacy survey scale physical health questionnaire9 phq9 generalized anxiety disorder7 gad7 insomnia severity index isi alzheimer dementia 8 ad8 applied evaluate mental health literacy mental health status elderly cognitive function 2 test applied analysis difference different groupsa total 2306 participants involved study 734 people completed mental health literacy survey qualified rate mental health literacy 64 difference statistically significant total 1015 people completed survey mental health status prevalence depressive symptoms 887 monthly income different families 2 1396 p 001 selfassessed health status 2 12856 p 005 presence absence chronic diseases 2 478 p 003 among difference statistically significant prevalence anxiety symptoms 384 different regions 2 1226 p 005 occupations 2 1165 p 005 household monthly income 2 1265 p 001 selfrated health status 2 15111 p 005 chronic diseases 2 777 p 001 among differences statistically significant prevalence insomnia symptoms 798 different age 2 1845 p 005 region 2 511 p 002 monthly household income 2 1268 p 001 selfassessed health status 2 9171 p 005 statistically significant difference without chronic diseases 2 3 325 p 005 total 557 elderly people 65 years old completed cognitive dysfunction screening prevalence cognitive dysfunction 1741 difference statistically significant different selfassessed health status 2 9624 p 005 without chronic diseases 2 10709 p 005the mental health literacy status residents improved significantly second outbreak epidemic indicating normalization epidemic prevention control attention paid mental health residents targeted health education psychological intervention carried avoid relative adverse events