PENSION REFORM AND THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: HEALTH DESTABILIZATION FACTORS
2021
Tovmasian L.A. (Volgograd State University) | Sevriukova G.A. (Volgograd State Technical University, Volgograd State Medical University, Volgograd State University) | Isupov I.B. (Volgograd State University) | Khvastunova I.V. (Volgograd State Medical University) | Akhundova R.E. (Volgograd State Medical University) | Sevriukova P.L. (Volgograd State University) | Zorkina O.V. (Volgograd State University) | Veselovskaya E.D. (Volgograd State University)
The work identifies the factors of health destabilization in the context of pension reform and the pandemic. Generalfactors: the need for strict compliance with personal hygiene measures and rules; increased anxiety (constant, "macrosocial",associated with publicly available news knowledge about the danger of a new coronavirus infection; variable, "microsocial",associated with information about the COVID-19 disease of a family member or colleague). Individual factors: remote work;hypokinesia and hypodynamia; changes in biological rhythms. «Negative-modulating» factors: the presence of chronic somaticpathology; borderline disorders of psychosocial behavior. Destabilizing environmental factors.
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