Expressive Writing and Mindful Meditation are among Techniques that Help Physicians Cope with Pandemic-related Stress
Writing and meditating can help healthcare workers cope with pandemic-related stress.
Stress-Related Disorders
Refugees Experience Gender- and Time-Specific Psychological Stressors During Resettlement
By understanding the time-varying association of pre-migration and post-migration stressors in the mental health of refugees, tailored health promotion services could be designed for different resettlement stages thus improving the efficiency of resource allocation.
Election 2020 Stress Increases Over Stress Levels in 2016
While tensions may have been high on both sides of the aisle during the last presidential election, the proportion of Americans who say they are stressed about the presidential election has increased dramatically since 2016.
Early Career Burnout Among Nurses Associated With Chronic Symptoms of Stress
Examining whether an early career episode of burnout has long-term consequences on cognitive functions, symptoms of depression, and insomnia for nurses a decade after graduation.
COVID-19 Pandemic Associated with Acute Stress, Depressive Symptoms in Residents of the United States
While the COVID-19 pandemic is a stress-inducing event, published empirical studies about mental health consequences are rare.
Individuals With the Greatest Risk for Schizophrenia Incur Declining Health After Stressful Life Events
Untreated stress amongst healthcare professionals can lead to a multitude of issues while prolonged stress can contribute to burnout. In order to ensure the safety of both clinicians and patients, effective and feasible interventions are needed for individuals and organizations.
Mental Stress-Induced Brain Activation Linked to Angina
Mental stress-induced inferior frontal lobe activation is associated with angina among patients with coronary artery disease.
Survey Finds Worrying Rates of Mental Health Symptoms During COVID-19 Outbreak in China
Factors associated with poor mental health included having confirmed or suspected COVID-19, having a relative or a friend with confirmed or suspected COVID-19, having occupational exposure risks, being a resident of Hubei province, and experiencing centralized and home quarantine.
NY Health Care Workers Report Distress Related to COVID-19 Care
Many New York City health care workers are experiencing COVID-19-related psychological distress, especially nurses and advanced practice providers.
COVID-19 Related Mental Distress Affects Few Older Adults, More Often Those With Chronic Illness
The majority of older adults in the sample did not report any depression, anxiety, or stress symptoms, and almost no respondents indicated severe or extremely severe symptoms.
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