Impact of COVID-19 shocks, precarity and mediating resources on the mental health of residents of share housing in Victoria, Australia: an analysis of data from a two-wave survey.

Katrina RaynorLaura PanzaRebecca Bentley

Published in: BMJ open (2022)

Results indicate that residents of group households characterised by pre-existing precarity were vulnerable to negative mental health effects during lockdown. Access to sufficient government payments and adequate housing buffered this negative effect.

Keyphrases

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coronavirus disease
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machine learning