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Carol Dawson-Rose PhD Deena Shehadeh MSN RN-BC PHN Jennifer Hao BA Jasmine Barnard BA Ladan Khoddam-Khorasani MPH Adam Leonard MS MPH CPNP AAHIVS Kristen Clark MSN RN Eva Kersey BA Haley Mousseau MA Julie Frank LCSW MSW Aaron Miller PMHNP Adam Carrico PhD Amy Schustack EdD Yvette P. Cuca PhD 《Public health nursing (Boston, Mass.)》2020,37(3):363-370
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Patterns of Depressive Symptoms in Children 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Mary K. Bailey ND APN RN Jaclene A. Zauszniewski PhD RN-BC FAAN Marjorie M. Heinzer PhD APRN BC CRNP Marion Hemstrom-Krainess DNSc RN CS 《Journal of child and adolescent psychiatric nursing》2007,20(2):86-95
PROBLEM: Depressive symptoms in children have been linked to recurrent problems with depression, school problems, and risky health behaviors. Adolescent girls report depressive symptoms three to four times more frequently than adolescent boys. Few studies, however, have examined gender-related depressive symptoms in younger, school-aged children. METHODS: In the present study, gender differences in depressive symptoms in children ages 10-12 years were explored using the Children's Depression Inventory (CDI) with a convenience sample of 122 suburban middle-class public school fifth and sixth graders. FINDINGS: A distinct pattern of depressive symptom expression was found with girls reporting more internalizing and more negative self-esteem, and boys reporting more externalizing and more school problems. CONCLUSION: These findings suggest that despite similarities on a total depressive symptom score, there are distinct gender differences in depressive symptom expression that are identifiable before adolescence and may be associated with normative development. 相似文献
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Kayla Herbell PhD RN Jaclene A. Zauszniewski PhD RN-BC FAAN 《Issues in mental health nursing》2013,34(7):613-620
Stress in pregnancy is an exceedingly common issue that impacts the mother’s mental health and the health of her baby. Yet, women with a supportive network of friends and family may experience lower stress and improved mental health. Therefore, the aims of this secondary analysis were to (a) examine relationships between stress experiences (i.e. perceived stress, pregnancy-specific stress) and indicators of mental health (i.e. absence of depressive symptoms and resourcefulness), (b) determine the effects of social support on stress experiences and indicators of mental health, and (c) determine if social support mediates the relationship between stress experiences and indicators of mental health. A convenience sample of 82 women in their second and third trimester of pregnancy participated in the parent study. Findings indicate that stress experiences were moderately correlated with indicators of mental health and social support predicted stress experiences and indicators of mental health. All social support mediation models were not significant with the exception of social support mediating the relationship between pregnancy-specific stress and resourcefulness. This was the first study to investigate the mediating role of social support on the relationship between pregnancy-specific stress and resourcefulness. Pregnant women may benefit from social support interventions to meaningfully reduce their stress and promote mental health. Such interventions may be physical activity, group prenatal care, or even peripartum home visits. 相似文献