A recent rapid review highlighted the negative psychological impacts of quarantining during coronavirus out-breaks on the public.However,to date,there has been no review of the psychological impacts of coronavirus on ...A recent rapid review highlighted the negative psychological impacts of quarantining during coronavirus out-breaks on the public.However,to date,there has been no review of the psychological impacts of coronavirus on adults using research from community samples and not restricted to people quarantined during coronavirus.A rapid review was conducted to provide timely evidence about the mental health implications of coronavirus outbreaks on adults and to inform psychological research concerning the current COVID-19 outbreak.Three databases and Google Scholar were searched and a total of 27 studies were identified.Symptoms of anxiety and depression were identified during coronavirus outbreaks alongside concerns about becoming infected and family becoming infected.Those with pre-existing mental health conditions,young adults,women and those reporting physical symptoms appear to be vulnerable to negative psychological outcomes during coronavirus out-breaks.How people think about and understand coronavirus,and the coping strategies employed by people,may play a role in mitigating negative psychological outcomes.Results demonstrate the adverse psychological impacts of coronavirus outbreaks on adults and the need for continued investment in mental health services for the wider community during these times.Further longitudinal research is required to ascertain the long-term psychological consequences of coronavirus outbreaks.This review can be used to inform continued research on the psycholo-gical impacts of COVID-19 on adults.展开更多
文摘A recent rapid review highlighted the negative psychological impacts of quarantining during coronavirus out-breaks on the public.However,to date,there has been no review of the psychological impacts of coronavirus on adults using research from community samples and not restricted to people quarantined during coronavirus.A rapid review was conducted to provide timely evidence about the mental health implications of coronavirus outbreaks on adults and to inform psychological research concerning the current COVID-19 outbreak.Three databases and Google Scholar were searched and a total of 27 studies were identified.Symptoms of anxiety and depression were identified during coronavirus outbreaks alongside concerns about becoming infected and family becoming infected.Those with pre-existing mental health conditions,young adults,women and those reporting physical symptoms appear to be vulnerable to negative psychological outcomes during coronavirus out-breaks.How people think about and understand coronavirus,and the coping strategies employed by people,may play a role in mitigating negative psychological outcomes.Results demonstrate the adverse psychological impacts of coronavirus outbreaks on adults and the need for continued investment in mental health services for the wider community during these times.Further longitudinal research is required to ascertain the long-term psychological consequences of coronavirus outbreaks.This review can be used to inform continued research on the psycholo-gical impacts of COVID-19 on adults.
