机构地区:[1]NHO Hizen Psychiatric Center,160 Yoshinogari Mitsu,Kanzaki,Saga,842-0192,Japan [2]Department of Clinical Psychology,Faculty of Human Relations,Shigakukan University,1-59-1 Murasakibaru,Kagoshima,890-8504,Japan [3]Department of Health Policy and Management,Keio University School of Medicine,35 Shinanomachi,Shinjuku,Tokyo,160-8582,Japan [4]School of Health Innovation,Kanagawa University of Human Services,3-25-10 Tonomachi,Kawasaki-ku,Kawasaki-shi,Kanagawa,210-0821,Japan [5]Department of Neuropsychiatry,Keio University School of Medicine,35 Shinanomachi,Shinjuku,Tokyo,160-8582,Japan [6]Department of Human Health,Aichi Toho University,11-3 Heiwagaoka,Meito,Nagoya,465-8515,Japan
出 处:《Journal of Psychological Research》2023年第3期11-25,共15页心理学研究(英文)
基 金:supported by the MHLW Research on Emerging and Re-emerging Infectious Diseases and Immunization Program Grant Number JPMH20HA2011;JSPS KAKENHI Grant Numbers JP20H03922,JP20K14245;JST RISTEX Grant Number JPMJRX20J5.
摘 要:This study aimed to investigate how people’s subjective health changed after the coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19)pandemic.This survey was conducted in May 2021 as a nationwide online self-reported survey in Japan.The respondents indicated how their sleep,physical condition,and mental state altered after the pandemic.Furthermore,they answered questionnaires about their intention to get vaccinated,the means of gathering information,etc.A logistic regression analysis was performed.Of the 2,573 responses,there was a decline of approximately 13.6%,14.0%,and 23.8%in subjective sleep,physical condition,and mental health after the pandemic,respectively.The logistic regression analysis demonstrated that regarding sleep,the affected group was younger,got vaccinated against influenza annually,had lower income,experienced poor sleep quality in the past month,and had worse physical and psychiatric symptoms than before the pandemic.Concerning the physical condition,the affected group lived alone,witnessed deficient sleep quality in the past month,and had deteriorated mental health status than before the COVID-19 pandemic.In terms of mental status,the affected group was younger,females,had access to more sources of information,and experienced worse sleep and physical conditions than the unchanged or improved group(p<0.05).Each group indicated an association with the background factors,confirming that the subjective sleep,physical condition,and mental state affected each other.From a preventive perspective,the results of this study suggested that factors such as youth,gender,sleep quality,pregnancy,reduced income,and greater access to information,may be necessary for physical and mental support.The above-mentioned factors should be considered in light of community life and approached accordingly.
关 键 词:COVID-19 PANDEMIC Mental health Sleep quality Physical health Public health
分 类 号:TP3[自动化与计算机技术—计算机科学与技术]
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