Study on the effects of new coronavirus (COVID-19) on mental health Globalization and Health。

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WeChat Link:solicits relevant academic articles from scholars at home and abroad on the topic of "Research on the Impact of COVID-19 on Mental Health".welcome contributions of all types of articles, including reviews, original research papers, reviews, letters to editors, opinions, short reports, etc. Topics covered in this draft include, but are not limited to, the following:
. Interventional research on improving the mental health of people during
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. Social Media On the Impact of COVID-19 on The Mental Health of The Population;
.COVID-19 On the Mental Health Of Special Groups (e.g. Children and Adolescents, the Elderly, The Mentally Ill, etc.);
. Mental Health Support Measures and Management Programs Related to COVID-19, e.g., Mental Health Emergency Response Measures, Mental Health Service Gaps in Low- and Middle-Income Countries, Research recommendations for improving mental health care systems and policies, the impact of mental health interventions, and the evaluation of current measures to respond to the
COVID-19 outbreak; For example, unemployment due to financial stress, social inequalities in access to health care services and related living resources (e.g. food, shelter, water) and differences in the level of knowledge of different individuals in disease control and self-protection.Chen Runsen, National Centre for Clinical Medicine for Mental Illness, runsen.chen@psych.ox.ac.uk
Wangyuan, De Montfort University,yuanyuan.wang@dmu.ac.uk , UK The journal encourages authors to present their research and perspectives in contemporary global discussions, while promoting global exploration and innovation of new possibilities on public health-related issues. We are committed to supporting issues and discussions related to this emerging and diverse field and welcome papers by scholars from various fields on how the process of globalization affects the health of the population through its impact on health systems and on determining factors such as society, the economy, business and politics.。 JCR-Q1 (Public, Environmental and Health)
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