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The framework of socio demographic factors, neighborhood safety, and physical activity as factors of mental health and self-rated health
Author(s):
1. SHAISTA IMTIAZ: RHC, Ghaziabad, Bagh, Azad Kashmir, Pakistan
2. KIREN FAROOQ: THQ Dhirkot, Bagh, Azad Kashmir, Pakistan
3. SADIA ABIDI MALIK: CMH /SKBZH, Muzaffarabad, Azad Kashmir, Pakistan
4. ATTAULLAH BANGULZAI: Bolan Medical College. Quetta. Pakistan
5. MUHAMMAD IRFAN: Moh Ud Din Teaching Hospital, Mirpur, AJK, Pakistan
6. MUHAMMAD KHALIL: Hafeez Dental Clinic, Okara, Pakistan
Abstract:
Aim: Researchers looked at the processes behind how socioeconomic position affects mental health and self-reported health, as well as how those connections differed by racial group, age, and sex. Methods: Researchers looked at the responses of 46 934 persons who took part in the 2020 Health Survey. To evaluate the impacts of SES, neighborhood safety, in addition physical exercise on psychological health and SRH, we employed a route analysis. Result: Low SES were linked to increased neighborhood safety worries, that were being linked to lower physical activity, that remained subsequently linked to lower mental health and SRH. Although the model remained comparable across race and cultural classes, the average level in the components varied. Conclusion: SES has a significant impact on SRH and mental health, with race and sex adding to the complexity. It's crucial to understand psychological (neighborhood security) also behavioral (vigorous exercise) elements that impact mental health so that treatments and programmes may be tailored to promote general health.
Page(s): 863-865
Published: Journal: Pakistan Journal of Medical and Health Sciences, Volume: 16, Issue: 4, Year: 2022
Keywords:
Age , Mental Health , Socioeconomic Position , Racial Group , And Sex
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