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Measuring Mental Health in a Cost-of-Living Crisis: a rapid review

2023-07-24

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Since 2021 the UK has experienced a sharp rise in inflation. For many, wages and welfare payments have not kept up with rising costs, leading to a cost of living crisis. There is evidence indicating that economic crises are damaging to population mental health and that some groups are particularly vulnerable. The review aims to 1. Identify and appraise available population-level measures and methods for assessing...

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10.1101/2023.07.24.23293078
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