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1. Parents of young infants report poor mental health and more insensitive parenting during the first Covid-19 lockdown

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Heuvel, M.I. van den, Vacaru, V.S., Boekhorst, M.G.B.M., Cloin, J.C.M., Bakel, H.J.A. van, Riem, M.M.E., Weerth, C. de, Beijers, R., Heuvel, M.I. van den, Vacaru, V.S., Boekhorst, M.G.B.M., Cloin, J.C.M., Bakel, H.J.A. van, Riem, M.M.E., Weerth, C. de, and Beijers, R.

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Contains fulltext : 248753.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access), Background: The Covid-19 pandemic has put an unprecedented pressure on families with children. How parents were affected by the first Covid-19 lockdown during the early postpartum period, an already challenging period for many, is unknown. Aim: To investigate the associations between Covid-19 related stress, mental health, and insensitive parenting practices in mothers and fathers with young infants during the first Dutch Covid-19 lockdown. Methods: The Dutch Covid-19 and Perinatal Experiences (COPE-NL) study included 681 parents of infants between 0 and 6 months (572 mothers and 109 fathers). Parents filled out online questionnaires about Covid-19 related stress, mental health (i.e. anxiety and depressive symptoms), and insensitive parenting. Hierarchical regression models were used to analyze the data. Results: Parents of a young infant reported high rates of Covid-19 related stress, with higher reported stress in mothers compared to fathers. Additionally, the percentages of mothers and fathers experiencing clinically meaningful mental health symptoms during the pandemic were relatively high (mothers: 39.7% anxiety, 14.5% depression; fathers: 37.6% anxiety, 6.4% depression). More Covid-19 related stress was associated with more mental health symptoms in parents and increased insensitive parenting practices in mothers. Conclusions: The results emphasize the strain of the pandemic on young fathers’ and mothers' mental health and its potential negative consequences for parenting. As poor parental mental health and insensitive parenting practices carry risk for worse child outcomes across the lifespan, the mental health burden of the Covid-19 pandemic might not only have affected the parents, but also the next generation.

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2022

2. The risk and protective factors of heightened prenatal anxiety and depression during the COVID-19 lockdown

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Vacaru, V.S., Beijers, R., Browne, P.D., Cloin, J.C.M., Bakel, H.J.A. van, Heuvel, M.I. van den, Weerth, C. de, Vacaru, V.S., Beijers, R., Browne, P.D., Cloin, J.C.M., Bakel, H.J.A. van, Heuvel, M.I. van den, and Weerth, C. de

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Contains fulltext : 238344.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access), While pregnant women are already at-risk for developing symptoms of anxiety and depression, this is heightened during the COVID-19 pandemic. We compared anxiety and depression symptoms, as indicators of psychological distress, before and during COVID-19, and investigated the role of partner, social network and healthcare support on COVID-19-related worries and consequently on psychological distress. A national survey, conducted during the first lockdown in The Netherlands, assessed COVID-19 experiences and psychological distress (N = 1421), whereas a comparison sample (N = 1439) was screened for psychological distress in 2017-2018. During COVID-19, the percentage of mothers scoring above the questionnaires' clinical cut-offs doubled for depression (6% and 12%) and anxiety (24% and 52%). Women reported increased partner support during COVID-19, compared to pre-pandemic, but decreased social and healthcare support. Higher support resulted in lower COVID-19-related worries, which in turn contributed to less psychological distress. Results suggest that a global pandemic exerts a heavy toll on pregnant women's mental health. Psychological distress was substantially higher during the pandemic than the pre-pandemic years. We identified a protective role of partner, social, and healthcare support, with important implications for the current and future crisis management. Whether increased psychological distress is transient or persistent, and whether and how it affects the future generation remains to be determined.

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2021

3. Zorg(en) in tijden van Corona

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Cloin, J.C.M., Heuvel, M.I. van den, Beijers, R., Vacaru, V.S., Weerth, C. de, Bakel, H.J.A. van, Cloin, J.C.M., Heuvel, M.I. van den, Beijers, R., Vacaru, V.S., Weerth, C. de, and Bakel, H.J.A. van

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2021

4. Towards guideline implementation for integrated local health policies: Evaluation of an experimental implementation strategy in regional health services

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Kuunders, T.J.M., Cloin, J.C.M., van Bon-Martens, M.J.H., Paulussen, T.G.W.M., van Oers, J.A.M., van de Goor, L.A.M., Publieke Gezondheid, and Tranzo, Scientific center for care and wellbeing

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To enhance implementation of a Guideline for integrated local health policy, a draft implementation strategy (DIS) was developed. It was hypothesized that the DIS would be feasible and effective to enhance the use of a Guideline for integrated local health policy. To examine its feasibility and effectiveness, the DIS was pilot tested simultaneously in two Regional Health Services (RHSs) and compared with the 'care as usual' in two other RHSs that did not receive a predefined strategy for Guideline implementation. The DIS was evaluated in a qualitative way by means of semi-structured individual-and group interviews. We applied the Nutbeam framework for evaluation on: i) program integrity, ii) program reach, iii) program acceptability, and iv) observed change. Comparison of pilot results with the two other RHSs included semi-structured group interviews. Both RHSs conducted implementation largely as planned. The purpose of the Guideline for RHS policy objectives was not discussed at all desired levels. Increased Guideline use was mainly found among health promoters. Comparison with Guideline implementation in the other RHSs revealed information for further evaluation of the DIS. The feasibility and effectiveness of the DIS applied to building blocks which aimed at alignment of goals and ambitions between RHS management and executive disciplines. Possible implications for future application of the DIS are dealt with in the discussion section of this paper

Published
2017

6. Lekker vrij!? Vrije tijd, tijdsdruk en de relatie met de arbeidsduur van vrouwen

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Portegijs, W.J., Cloin, J.C.M., Roodsaz, A., and Olsthoorn, M.

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SCP-Publicatie, Dynamics of gender, Anthropology and Development Studies
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Item does not contain fulltext Vrije tijd, betaalde arbeid en zorg zijn in het dagelijks leven voor veel mensen niet zo strikt gescheiden als in onderzoek en beleid wordt aangenomen. Dat lijkt in het bijzonder voor vrouwen het geval te zijn. Internationaal onderzoek wijst op het bestaan van een 'triple shift' voor vrouwen: naast hun betaalde werk buitenshuis en onbetaald werk thuis (eerste en tweede shift) zou de vrijetijd van vrouwen veel meer dan die van mannen in het teken staan van zorg voor het emotioneel welzijn van kinderen, familieleden en vrienden. Ook is er in eerder onderzoek op gewezen dat de vrije tijd van vrouwen meer versnipperd is en dat ze die vaker doorbrengen in aanwezigheid van kinderen. In dit onderzoek openen we de 'black box' van de vrije tijd. We beschrijven hoeveel vrije tijd mannen en vrouwen hebben en of de condities waarin ze vrij zijn evenveel ruimte bieden voor ontspanning. En we gaan na of eventuele verschillen een verklaring kunnen bieden voor het feit dat vrouwen vaker tijdsdruk ervaren en doorgaans in deeltijd willen werken, ook als ze geen jonge kinderen hebben. 132 p.

Published
2016

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