Univerza na Primorskem Fakulteta za management
Več informacij o projektu / More info about the project
Naslov
Title
SLO:
Mental Health of Young Adults during COVID-19 Pandemic in Poland, Germany, Slovenia, and Israel: A Longitudinal Study
EN:
Mental Health of Young Adults during COVID-19 Pandemic in Poland, Germany, Slovenia, and Israel: A Longitudinal Study
Akronim
Acronym
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Vodilna institucija
Leading institution
University of Technology Faculty of Medicine Poland
Partnerske institucije
Partner institutions
The University of Bamberg, Germany University of Haifa,
Vodja projekta
Project leader
Dominika Ochnik
Financer projekta
Funding Organization
NAWA Urgency Grants
Vrsta projekta
Project Type
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Trajanje
Duration
01.01.2021 – 03.11.2026
Spletna stran projekta
Project website
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Oddelek
Department
FM
Opis / Description
Opis
Description
SLO:
Poljska nacionalna agencija za akademsko izmenjavo (NAWA) je odobrila proračun v višini 366.186,73 PLN (po tečaju poljskega zlota na dan 23. 12. 2020, ki je znašal 4,5025), kar ustreza 81.329,65 EUR.
Pandemija bolezni COVID-19 je nepričakovan svetovni pojav, edinstven v sodobni zgodovini, ki vpliva na ljudi po vsem svetu na različnih področjih življenja. Poleg telesnega zdravja so prizadeti tudi dobro počutje in duševno zdravje ljudi. Zaradi preventivnih omejitev se je svetovno prebivalstvo soočilo s socialno izolacijo v doslej nevidenem obsegu. Edinstvenost pandemije COVID-19 se kaže v tem, da tudi ljudje, ki sami niso preboleli okužbe s koronavirusom, občutijo finančne in psihološke posledice pandemije. Glede na nepredvidljivost in negotovost razmer, ki jih povzroča pandemija COVID-19, so potrebni takojšnji in zavzeti ukrepi.
Izvedba projekta bo omogočila zbiranje podatkov, pridobivanje novega znanja ter raziskovanje učinkov in pomena sprememb na področju duševnega zdravja, do katerih je prišlo zaradi pandemije COVID-19. Cilj projekta je razkriti razlike v duševnem zdravju in dobrem počutju, ki so posledica pandemije COVID-19, med mlajšimi odraslimi (starimi od 20 do 29 let) in starejšimi odraslimi (starimi od 30 do 39 let) na Poljskem, v Nemčiji, Sloveniji in Izraelu. Raziskava bo potekala v obdobju treh mesecev. Omenjene države se med seboj razlikujejo glede poteka pandemije COVID-19 in družbenega kapitala. V medkulturnem kontekstu in v času trajajoče pandemije želimo prikazati spremembe v razširjenosti težav z duševnim zdravjem (anksioznost, depresija, zaznani stres, posttravmatski stres) in dobrem počutju (zadovoljstvo z življenjem in splošno zdravje), na katere lahko vplivajo različni dejavniki (starost, izobrazbeni in poklicni status, spol, izpostavljenost bolezni COVID-19, zaznavanje vpliva bolezni COVID-19 na dobro počutje, telesna dejavnost, religioznost in duhovnost ter družbeni kapital). To bo pripomoglo k razvoju ključnih rešitev, na primer k vzpostavitvi učinkovitih programov psihološke pomoči za preprečevanje nadaljnjega poslabšanja dobrega počutja in duševnega zdravja.
Izvedba projekta bo omogočila zbiranje podatkov, pridobivanje novega znanja ter raziskovanje učinkov in pomena sprememb na področju duševnega zdravja, do katerih je prišlo zaradi pandemije COVID-19. Cilj projekta je razkriti razlike v duševnem zdravju in dobrem počutju, ki so posledica pandemije COVID-19, med mlajšimi odraslimi (starimi od 20 do 29 let) in starejšimi odraslimi (starimi od 30 do 39 let) na Poljskem, v Nemčiji, Sloveniji in Izraelu. Raziskava bo potekala v obdobju treh mesecev. Omenjene države se med seboj razlikujejo glede poteka pandemije COVID-19 in družbenega kapitala. V medkulturnem kontekstu in v času trajajoče pandemije želimo prikazati spremembe v razširjenosti težav z duševnim zdravjem (anksioznost, depresija, zaznani stres, posttravmatski stres) in dobrem počutju (zadovoljstvo z življenjem in splošno zdravje), na katere lahko vplivajo različni dejavniki (starost, izobrazbeni in poklicni status, spol, izpostavljenost bolezni COVID-19, zaznavanje vpliva bolezni COVID-19 na dobro počutje, telesna dejavnost, religioznost in duhovnost ter družbeni kapital). To bo pripomoglo k razvoju ključnih rešitev, na primer k vzpostavitvi učinkovitih programov psihološke pomoči za preprečevanje nadaljnjega poslabšanja dobrega počutja in duševnega zdravja.
NAWA – Narodowa Agencja Wymiany Akademickiej Poljska je odobrila budget 366.186,73 zl (tečaj poljski zlot na dan 23.12.2020 4,5025) = 81.329,65EUR
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic is an unexpected, global phenomenon, unique in modern history, which affects people around the world in various aspects of life. Apart from physical health, people are affected in the area of well-being and mental health. Due to preventive restrictions, the worldwide population has experienced social isolation on an unprecedented scale. The uniqueness of the COVID-19 pandemic is manifested in the fact people who have not personally experienced the coronavirus infection are experiencing the financial and psychological consequences of pandemic. Considering how unpredictable and precarious the COVID-19 pandemic situation is, it demands urgent and dedicated actions.
The implementation of the project will enable to collect data, acquire new knowledge, and investigate the effects and significance of changes in mental health due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Our aim in this project is to reveal differences in mental health and well-being due to the COVID-19 pandemic among younger adults (aged between 20-29) and older adults (aged between 30-39) in Poland, Germany, Slovenia, and Israel. The investigation will be conducted during a three-months’ period. The aforementioned countries differ with regard to the COVID-19 pandemic course and social capital. We aim to show the change in the prevalence of mental health problems (anxiety, depression, perceived stress, post-traumatic stress) and well-being (satisfaction with life and general health), which may be determined by a variety of predictors (age, educational and occupational status, gender, exposure to COVID-19, perception of COVID-19 impact on well-being, physical activity, religiosity and spirituality, and social capital) in a cross-cultural context during the ongoing pandemic. This will help to develop essential solutions, e.g. establishment of valuable psychological help programs to prevent further decline of well-being and aggravation of mental health.
EN:
NAWA – Narodowa Agencja Wymiany Akademickiej Poljska je odobrila budget 366.186,73 zl (tečaj poljski zlot na dan 23.12.2020 4,5025) = 81.329,65EUR
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic is an unexpected, global phenomenon, unique in modern history, which affects people around the world in various aspects of life. Apart from physical health, people are affected in the area of well-being and mental health. Due to preventive restrictions, the worldwide population has experienced social isolation on an unprecedented scale. The uniqueness of the COVID-19 pandemic is manifested in the fact people who have not personally experienced the coronavirus infection are experiencing the financial and psychological consequences of pandemic. Considering how unpredictable and precarious the COVID-19 pandemic situation is, it demands urgent and dedicated actions.
The implementation of the project will enable to collect data, acquire new knowledge, and investigate the effects and significance of changes in mental health due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Our aim in this project is to reveal differences in mental health and well-being due to the COVID-19 pandemic among younger adults (aged between 20-29) and older adults (aged between 30-39) in Poland, Germany, Slovenia, and Israel. The investigation will be conducted during a three-months’ period. The aforementioned countries differ with regard to the COVID-19 pandemic course and social capital. We aim to show the change in the prevalence of mental health problems (anxiety, depression, perceived stress, post-traumatic stress) and well-being (satisfaction with life and general health), which may be determined by a variety of predictors (age, educational and occupational status, gender, exposure to COVID-19, perception of COVID-19 impact on well-being, physical activity, religiosity and spirituality, and social capital) in a cross-cultural context during the ongoing pandemic. This will help to develop essential solutions, e.g. establishment of valuable psychological help programs to prevent further decline of well-being and aggravation of mental health.