马术运动员的恢复力、幸福感、抑郁症状和脑震荡水平

IF 1.6 Q3 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Annika McGivern, S. Shannon, G. Breslin
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摘要

目的对马术运动员的抑郁、心理弹性、幸福感、抑郁症状和脑震荡水平进行首次横断面调查,探讨过去的脑震荡发生率是否与抑郁、心理弹性和幸福感相关。设计/方法/方法共有511名来自加拿大、爱尔兰共和国、英国、澳大利亚和美国的参与者参加了一项国际横断面在线调查,评估脑震荡史、抑郁症状、恢复力和幸福感。总的来说,27.1%的运动员出现了重度抑郁症的临床相关症状。国家之间的幸福感和适应力得分存在显著差异。在报告的脑震荡史与高抑郁得分和低幸福感得分之间观察到显著的关系。研究结果强调了在马术运动中促进和支持心理健康的必要性。社会意义研究结果支持先前的研究,表明需要加强马术运动员的心理健康支持。有理由相信,精神疾病仍可能存在于恢复力和健康水平正常的车手身上。原创性/价值本研究调查了一个未被充分研究的运动员群体:马术运动员,并提出了对这一人群的身心健康具有重要意义的发现。
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Resilience, well-being, depression symptoms and concussion levels in equestrian athletes
Purpose This paper aims to conduct the first cross-sectional survey on depression, Resilience, well-being, depression symptoms and concussion levels in equestrian athletes and to assess whether past concussion rates were associated with depression, resilience and well-being. Design/methodology/approach In total, 511 participants from Canada, Republic of Ireland, UK, Australia and USA took part in an international cross-sectional, online survey evaluating concussion history, depression symptoms, resilience and well-being. Findings In total, 27.1% of athletes met clinically relevant symptoms of major depressive disorder. Significant differences were shown in the well-being and resilience scores between countries. Significant relationships were observed between reported history of concussion and both high depression scores and low well-being scores. Practical implications Findings highlight the need for mental health promotion and support in equestrian sport. Social implications Results support previous research suggesting a need for enhanced mental health support for equestrians. There is reason to believe that mental illness could still be present in riders with normal levels of resilience and well-being. Originality/value This study examined an understudied athlete group: equestrian athletes and presents important findings with implications for the physical and mental health of this population.
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Journal of Public Mental Health
Journal of Public Mental Health PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-
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