Gopolang Gause, Isaac O Mokgaola, Mahlasela A Rakhudu
Information technology for teaching and learning in a multi-campus public nursing college
Health SA = SA Gesondheid
last several years recreational screen time increasing covid19 pandemic recreational screen time rose among canadian youth adults increased screen time poorer selfreported mental health compared decreased maintained recreational screen time levels using data 2017 2018 2021 canadian community health survey prevalence meeting recreational screen time recommendation canadian 24hour movement guidelines compared pandemic across sociodemographic groups logistic regression used identify sociodemographic groups likely meet recreational screen time recommendation pandemic amount time canadians spent engaging daily recreational screen time increased 2018 2021 leading fewer youth adults meeting recreational screen time recommendation pandemic compared prevalence meeting recommendation lower pandemic compared pandemic among almost sociodemographic groups among youth living rural area associated greater likelihood meeting recommendation pandemic among adults following characteristics associated greater likelihood meeting recommendation pandemic female living rural area small population centre identifying south asian immigrant canada living twoparent household married commonlaw relationship widowed separated divorced working full time health care worker prevalence meeting recreational screen time recommendation pandemic lower overall compared pandemic several sociodemographic groups likely meet recommendation pandemic continued surveillance recreational screen time necessary monitor indirect effects pandemic identify population subgroups would benefit tailored interventions pandemic recovery period