Mentally healthy living after pandemic social distancing: a study of older Canadians reveals helpful anxiety reduction strategies
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Date
2024
Keywords
COVID-19 pandemic, older Canadians, post-COVID life, anxiety levels
Abstract (summary)
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, older Canadians were the most at risk of severe physical harm, including death, and their return to post-COVID life was expected to be especially anxiety-provoking. A study was conducted to obtain nationally representative evidence of older Canadians' self-perceived anxiety levels and their strategies to manage or mitigate it as public health restrictions were lifting.
Publication Information
Low, G., Gutman, G., Gao, Z., França, A. B., von Humboldt, S., Vitorino, L. M., Wilson, D. M., & Allana, H. (2024). Mentally healthy living after pandemic social distancing: a study of older Canadians reveals helpful anxiety reduction strategies. Psychogeriatrics, 24(3), 605-616. https://doi.org/10.1111/psyg.13103
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