Job changes were associated with a higher prevalence of depressive symptoms, weekly work frequency >5 days with stress, and leisure activities with a reduction in the prevalence of depression and anxiety, and Musculoskeletal pain showed a significant association with all outcomes evaluated.
The findings highlight substantial psychosocial and structural vulnerabilities among pregnant women in Maputo and systematic screening integrated into prenatal care, policies addressing economic and occupational insecurity, and further research exploring protective factors and culturally relevant interventions are warr...
E. Barros, A. Fumo, M. Moçambique· BMC Psychology· 0 citations
The COVID-19 pandemic raised concerns about increased mental health morbidity, yet limited evidence exists on how demand for mental health care manifested in primary care settings during this period. This study evaluated cases of anxiety and depression with conclusive ICD-10 diagnoses recorded in medical records, exami...
G. R. Tolfo, E. Caio, Davi Augusto T. Dos Santos et al.· Anais da Academia Brasileira...· 0 citations
In Ghana, post-stroke patients often experience a range of psychological challenges, including depression, anxiety, and stress, which hinder their recovery and quality of life. This study assessed the prevalence and determinants of depression, anxiety, and stress among post-stroke patients attending Komfo Anokye Teachi...
Emmanuel Abu Bonsra, E. Twumasi, Mark Kwame Ananga· Discover Public Health· 0 citations
Introduction: Anxiety and depression are the most prevalent mental health disorders worldwide, placing an increasing burden on public health systems. However, certain transdiagnostic factors may modulate vulnerability to these disorders: personality traits, emotional regulation, and social support. Objective: To examin...
Selene Valero-Moreno, Olga Ribera-Asensi, Saray Giménez-Benavent et al.· Universitas Médica· 0 citations
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