The impact of mental health on adults living in England during the Covid-19 lockdown

The impact of mental health on
adults living in England during
Covid19 lock-down

Table of Contents
TITLE..............................................................................................................................................3
INTRODUCTION/BACKGROUND..............................................................................................3
RESEARCH AIM............................................................................................................................4
RESEARCH OBJECTIVE..............................................................................................................4
RESEARCH QUESTION................................................................................................................5
PICO................................................................................................................................................5
STUDY DESIGN AND METHODS..............................................................................................6
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................9

TITLE
“The impact of mental health on adults living in England during the Covid-19 lockdown”
INTRODUCTION/BACKGROUND
Mental health is a condition or state of the individuals welling, with good cognitive skills
and stress management abilities, with the good mental health condition people can work
productive and cope with normal stress of life. COVID-19 is the novel disease caused by acute
respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). Covid-19 impacted socio-economic and
health care structure of various countries, including UK. In the United Kingdom England one in
the four people experience a mental health problem each year, there are the various factors of the
life contribute to the mental health issues and during the covid-19 people mental health become
more complicated and serious, impacting their living (Tendolkar, and et. al., 2020). Mental
health is including the emotional, social and psychological well-being, this affected the people
thinking, feeling and actions. This research proposal aims to analyse the impact of mental health
on adults living in England during COVID-19 lock down. That is important to make research on
this topic, because COVID is not complete controlled yet, this can further cause the situation like
lock-down and to control the adverse impact of the mental health on adults living, with effective
interventions, that is very relevant and essential project to done. Set of the reasons in context to
this research proposal are adverse impact of the covid 19 influenced mental health condition on
adults living, such as two thirds of the adults in the UK reported with the feeling of worried
about the effect of COVID-19 on their life. Peoples future plans become insecure and on the
higher risk of opportunities and time loss, feeling of the stress or anxiety and feeling of the
bored.
Mental health of the adults during the Covid-19 effected, the adult living in both positive
and negative terms. Such as due to the covid-19 peoples get enough time to enjoy their life with
family and be stress free from their professional’s life, due to which mental health condition of
some peoples get better and contributed to the good living. In other hand due to the COVID-19
lock-down various peoples suffered the challenges of financial aids and living resources, which
further cased adverse impact on adult’s mental health, due to which adults live their life with
fear, anger, sadness, substance misuse and abnormal behaviour. Reasons behind this research
proposal is making the clear understanding, that how the mental health during the covid-19 is

impact adults living so that negative impact is can be control or prevented with the aid of
appropriate interventions (Cable, 2020). According to the Louise Marshall (2020) Covid-19
pandemic is a major health crisis, changed the life of millions of the peoples, by impacting the
mental health of the peoples. Quality of the life among the general adult population of England is
impacted by the different mental health experiences of the coronavirus. Good mental health is
connected to the good physical health, which collectively support the good living by supporting
the positive social and economic outcomes of personal and social life. Mental health condition in
the UK is consider for the quarter of the total burden of ill health. On the basis of this research
report mental health is related with social and economic circumstances, including poverty, low
quality work, unemployment and housing.
On the basis of the UCL COVID-19 social study of the 90,000 UK adult’s various
mental health symptoms are monitored throughout the lock-down, it has been identified that in
early June level of the anxiety and depression is increased among the people with lower
household income, people with pre mental illness, people with children's and people living in the
urban areas. Due to all these mental health impacts of the COVID-19 lock-down adults living get
impacted, with the loss of coping mechanism, bad quality of the life, worse physical health,
substance abuse, violence etc. Public health significance in context to the adult mental health and
effective living, is increasing the awareness of covid-19 influenced mental health issues and
reduce the stigma. Promoting the good mental health effective living, with the strategies and
approaches of public stress and living difficulties management. In the England £105 billion
within a year is invest on mental health management social and economic cost. Managing the
mental health and adult living should be done with implementation of covid-19 lock-down
induced stress and issues management strategies and mental health care interventions (de Arriba-
García, and et. al., 2021).
RESEARCH AIM
“To analyse the impact of mental health on adults living in England during the Covid-19 lock
down”
RESEARCH OBJECTIVE
 To understand the concept of mental health on adults living in England during the Covid-
19 lock-down.