Background Several recent studies examined patient use and satisfaction with synchronous
telemental health services in response to the widespread implementation during the COVID …

This study tested an expanded version of the explanatory model of the negative impact of
the COVID-19 pandemic on mental health proposed by Milman and colleagues. Participants …

Quantitative research is essential for documenting the different dimensions of disadvantage
that marginalized groups face. Poverty rates, graduation rates, and employment rates tell us …

Although the mental health consequences of individual COVID-19 stressors (eg,
bereavement, job loss, or financial strain) have been well-documented, little is known about …

Drawing on data from a community survey with a sizeable subsample of people with
physical, intellectual, and psychological disabilities in the Intermountain West region of the …

Drawing on separate strands of research documenting the psychological consequences of
(a) precarious employment and other challenges associated with the COVID-19 pandemic …

This study aimed to explore the quality and stability of post-acute care for patients with
stroke, including their functional outcomes, mental health and medical care in Taiwan during …

Objective To assess the magnitude of racial–ethnic disparities in pandemic‐related social
stressors and examine frontline work's moderating relationship on these stressors. Data …

Objective There is considerable heterogeneity within populations regarding the effects of the
COVID-19 pandemic on mental health. This study aimed at identifying latent groups of …

In this article we discuss the entanglement of apps, mobilities, and migration–and the way
that apps work as migrant infrastructure in a Covid context. We develop our analysis through …