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Does an Individual’s living accommodation Impact their Ability to Cope with the Pandemic?A Hypothesis for Designing Infrastructure to Eliminate Mental Health Problems during COVID-19

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Psychosomatic Medicine Research 2022年第3期4卷 14-17页

作者： Akshat D.Modi Sudipta Saha Dharmeshkumar M.Modi Department of Biological Sciences University of Toronto ScarboroughTorontoON M1C 1A4Canada Department of Genetics and Development Krembil Research InstituteUniversity Health NetworkTorontoON M5T 2S8Canada Dalla Lana School of Public Health University of TorontoTorontoON M5T 3M7Canada The University of Toronto and International Scientists Association University of Toronto ScarboroughTorontoON M1C 1A4Canada

The coronavirus(COVID-19)pandemic has caused severe medical emergencies,economic depression,inflation,social distress,and research burden *** the severity of the spreading COVID-19,individual governments and the World Health Organization have mandated several safety protocols including quarantine,physical distancing,advanced research in decoding the disease mechanism to build an effective vaccine,and promoting mental health to achieve the aim of coping through this infectious *** the globe,mental health research emphasizes how social isolation impacts anxiety and depression,however,the cause of mental health depletion due to the type of individual's living accommodation(apartment and house)during a pandemic remains *** apartments have high elevation and high population density while the houses have low elevation and low population density as they are more spaced *** paper presents a novel hypothesis to maintain/enhance individuals’mental health during the pandemic,known as“Modi’s Pandemic Infrastructure Hypothesis”,which suggests that individuals residing in varying living accommodations(*** or house)would exhibit a significant difference in the experienced pandemic(***-19)anxiety due to varying amount of experienced“silent stress”.Hence,any type of infrastructure(medical,residential,educational,or corporate)should be designed following the public survey of that geographic area based on hypotheses laid in this paper,to minimize the magnitude of“silent stress”.“Silent stress”can be defined as the stress that is unknowingly experienced in the assimilated living accommodation,which is responsible for depleting individuals’mental health and affecting the ability to cope with the *** support of this novel hypothesis,previous research has demonstrated that the number of coronavirus per unit area has a positive association with elevation above the ground level while a negative association with the populati

关键词： COVID-19 Infectious disease Mental health living accommodation Elevation Population density

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