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Covid-19 pandemic effects on mental health among seafarers in selected towns of Cavite : (Record no. 10094)

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Personal name Angcao, James Patrick B.
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Title Covid-19 pandemic effects on mental health among seafarers in selected towns of Cavite :
Remainder of title A retrospective correlational study /
Statement of responsibility, etc. James Patrick B. Angcao, Nikka Angela P. Costelo, Zyra Kaye L. Reyes, Aldwin R. Torrecampo
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General note I. ABSTRACT<br/><br/>The study COVID-19 Pandemic has significantly impacted the mental health of seafarers, affecting<br/>their emotional, psychological, and social well-being. Financial concerns, confusion about<br/>COVID-19 laws, and limited family interaction exacerbate stress levels, anxiety, and economic<br/>strain. The study aims to understand the demographic profile of respondents and the impact of<br/>COVID-19 on their mental health regarding economic, emotional, and stress levels. The research<br/>uses a correlational retrospective study, incorporating a quantitative technique. The study uses<br/>stratified random sampling to ensure sample representativeness and employs a survey<br/>questionnaire to gather data on the effects of COVID-19 on seafarers' mental well-being. The<br/>results highlight the complex interaction between demographic traits and general health,<br/>emphasizing the urgent need for focused initiatives and support networks. The study also reveals<br/>relationships between stress levels, age, gender, and income, with higher stress levels associated<br/>with older and female respondents. Income inequality also influences the economic effects of<br/>COVID-19, with higher earners experiencing more difficulties. In conclusion, the COVID-19<br/>pandemic has significantly impacted the mental health of seafarers, with anxiety and stress levels<br/>exacerbated by undefined restrictions, financial worries, and limited family interaction. Further<br/>research is needed to improve understanding and create practical solutions for enhancing seafarers'<br/>mental resilience.<br/>
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Stress levels
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Mental Health
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Seafarers
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Covid-19 Law
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Personal name Costelo, Nikka Angela P.
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Personal name Reyes, Zyra Kaye L.
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Personal name Torrecampo, Aldwin R. T
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