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How coronavirus affects mental health of Armenia population?
January 25, 2021 14:38
The National Center for Disease Control and Prevention is conducting a research to find out how much the mental health of the population of Armenia has suffered from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Along the lines of this research, people over the age of 18 in the country can take part in an anonymous survey and inform about how this pandemic and related restrictions and developments have affected their well-being, and daily life and work.
The answers to the survey will help specialists determine what factors have affected the mental health of Armenians, and later help develop educated approaches that will help better respond to difficult situations such as the pandemic.
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