Impact of the COVID-19 Shutdown on Mental Health in Appalachia by Working Status

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Results of a study on issues faced by Appalachian residents during the COVID-19-related shutdown in the spring of 2020, including concerns about healthcare and finances, and the effect on mental health. Examines whether there were higher levels of anxiety, fear, and depression among those who continued working outside the home compared with those who began working remotely during the shutdown. Features demographics and statistics on chronic health conditions and types of concerns, with breakdowns by work categories.

Erin N. Haynes, Timothy J. Hilbert, Susan C. Westneat, et al.

Journal of Appalachian Health, 3(1), 18-28

2021

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Appalachia · COVID-19 · Mental health · Mental health conditions · Statistics and data