Differences in Depression, Anxiety, and Stress in Relation to Changes in Living Conditions, Work Conditions, and Daily Life During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Jordan.

Abeer ShaheenKhaldoun HamdanRabia S AllariAhmad M Al-BashairehAmani Al SmadiHuda AmreMaha Alkaid Albqoor

Published in: SAGE open nursing (2024)

The findings showed an increased prevalence of depression and anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mental health practitioners need to recognize the impact of pandemics on youth, females, low-income populations, and individuals with chronic diseases. Preventive mental health services among these populations, such as screening and counseling, would help reduce the health risks.

Keyphrases

mental health
physical activity
sleep quality
primary care
risk factors
depressive symptoms
genetic diversity
mental illness
young adults
hiv testing