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trigram	frequency
of mental health	363
mental health services	339
and mental health	337
mental health problems	285
the mental health	240
mental health and	233
mental health care	209
on mental health	208
as well as	180
during the covid	170
in mental health	163
with mental health	153
for mental health	149
the impact of	148
a systematic review	141
of the covid	132
of the pandemic	124
the use of	113
mental health of	112
to mental health	105
health care workers	100
the general population	100
impact of the	96
mental health outcomes	91
in order to	89
mental health in	87
children and adolescents	85
the effects of	81
due to the	78
the role of	76
review of the	76
who has granted	74
display the preprint	74
the author funder	74
has granted medrxiv	74
the preprint in	74
is the author	74
granted medrxiv a	74
medrxiv a license	74
to display the	74
a license to	74
license to display	74
the copyright holder	70
mental health disorders	68
this version posted	67
systematic review and	67
copyright holder for	67
holder for this	67
mental health issues	66
one of the	66
preprint in perpetuity	64
psychological impact of	64
world health organization	64
review and meta	63
during the pandemic	63
meaning in life	62
the risk of	60
the effect of	60
the united states	59
there is a	58
the importance of	58
for this preprint	57
the need for	57
the development of	57
on the mental	56
based on the	56
the relationship between	55
mental health conditions	55
of mental disorders	55
depression and anxiety	54
impact of covid	54
mental health needs	54
u r n	53
of mental illness	53
o o f	53
n a l	53
p r o	53
l p r	53
o u r	53
r n a	53
r o o	53
j o u	53
p r e	53
a l p	53
acute respiratory syndrome	52
need to be	51
systematic review of	51
severe acute respiratory	50
as a result	50
such as the	50
the context of	50
effects of the	50
in the united	49
in terms of	49
social support and	49
to the covid	48
was associated with	47
mental health is	47
or mental health	46
the coronavirus disease	46
was not certified	45
people with mental	45
the psychological impact	45
by peer review	45
not certified by	45
associated with higher	45
certified by peer	45
mental health consequences	44
health services in	44
preprint this version	44
mental health support	44
this preprint this	44
in the context	44
to the pandemic	43
the effectiveness of	43
the current study	42
likely to be	42
some of the	42
the spread of	41
anxiety and depression	41
in primary care	40
a mental health	40
according to the	40
mental health service	40
their mental health	40
in addition to	39
higher levels of	39
are likely to	39
response to the	39
mental health professionals	39
can be used	38
adolescent mental health	38
the number of	38
an increase in	38
of children with	38
a review of	37
in the covid	37
related to the	37
a result of	37
of quarantine and	37
is made available	37
child and adolescent	36
the novel coronavirus	36
the treatment of	36
traumatic stress disorder	36
license it is	36
of this study	36
parents of children	36
the need to	36
posttraumatic stress disorder	36
were associated with	36
mental health research	36
made available under	36
it is made	36
international license it	36
quality of life	36
available under a	36
a is the	35
it is important	35
substance abuse and	34
the present study	34
that can be	34
abuse and mental	34
public health measures	34
in the uk	34
under a is	34
included in the	34
and how to	33
mental health illness	33
a range of	33
of the study	33
in the general	33
mental health treatment	32
health and wellbeing	32
in the current	32
more likely to	32
a variety of	32
substance use disorders	32
mental health status	32
in this study	32
mental health effects	32
the pandemic and	32
refugee mental health	31
global mental health	31
of the general	31
mental disorders in	31
to reduce the	31
the majority of	31
in response to	30
existing mental health	30
mental health interventions	30
support and mental	30
the level of	30
anxiety and stress	30
children with developmental	30
it has been	30
risk factors for	30
of children and	30
be used to	30
between social support	30
affected by the	29
health services administration	29
the outbreak of	29
health and well	29
rapid review of	29
to address the	29
and substance use	29
in this paper	29
of the coronavirus	29
of social support	29
to deal with	28
the presence of	28
in the community	28
which was not	28
consequences of the	28
generalized anxiety disorder	28
mental health providers	28
of the evidence	28
and adolescent mental	28
of health care	28
is important to	28
health and psychosocial	28
mental health literacy	27
health of the	27
of the sample	27
adverse mental health	27
of individuals with	27
the lack of	27
by the pandemic	27
opioid use disorder	27
of the virus	27
needs to be	27
in the district	27
to evaluate the	27
most of the	26
risk of bias	26
well as the	26
of the most	26
mental health personnel	26
of exposure to	26
of people with	26
a child with	26
and nursing staff	25
of the population	25
to cope with	25
of the current	25
for children and	25
changes in behaviors	25
impacts of the	25
in line with	25
medical and nursing	25
impact of quarantine	25
wang et al	25
be able to	25
health in the	25
there is no	25
east respiratory syndrome	25
related to mental	24
analysis of the	24
mental health science	24
community mental health	24
the association between	24
is associated with	24
the absence of	24
mental health impacts	24
a sense of	24
stage of the	24
may not be	24
factors associated with	24
been shown to	24
middle east respiratory	24
will need to	24
among health care	24
the prevalence of	24
the needs of	24
associated with mental	23
health services research	23
there is an	23
in the past	23
each of the	23
public mental health	23
to examine the	23
by the covid	23
quarantine or isolation	23
high levels of	23
the world health	23
cognitive behavioral therapy	23
mental illness and	23
impact on mental	23
exposure to covid	23
was used to	23
the results of	22
mental health problem	22
to be a	22
health care for	22
based mental health	22
spread of the	22
psychological effects of	22
mental health symptoms	22
not at all	22
of psychological distress	22
many of the	22
that mental health	22
health care and	22
health problems and	22
psychological typhoon eye	22
positive mental health	22
the general public	22
outbreak in china	22
the fact that	22
to reduce it	22
the field of	22
responses to the	22
as part of	22
infectious disease outbreaks	22
the department of	22
version posted may	21
at risk of	21
nature of the	21
we need to	21
for people with	21
with serious mental	21
the potential to	21
in the treatment	21
needs of the	21
how to reduce	21
developmental or mental	21
mental health systems	21
quarantine and how	21
the current covid	21
and after the	21
mental health diagnosis	21
general population in	21
serious mental illness	21
all rights reserved	21
and young people	21
of climate change	21
poor mental health	21
higher risk of	21
children and young	21
access to mental	21
the current pandemic	21
results from the	21
for the covid	21
the case of	21
in our study	21
mental health during	21
randomized controlled trial	20
mental health crisis	20
with mental disorders	20
reuse allowed without	20
in patients with	20
of posttraumatic stress	20
a number of	20
the nature of	20
associated with the	20
part of the	20
among the general	20
health services and	20
prevalence of mental	20
based on a	20
prior to the	20
no reuse allowed	20
at least one	20
other mental health	20
allowed without permission	20
the findings of	20
is likely to	20
a lack of	20
during the lockdown	20
the pandemic on	20
mental health challenges	20
wide range of	20
individuals with mental	20
outbreak of covid	20
the severity of	20
participants were asked	19
health and the	19
of depression and	19
increased risk of	19
and physical distancing	19
that there is	19
the quality of	19
with developmental conditions	19
the ability to	19
digital mental health	19
typhoon eye effect	19
workers during the	19
with lived experience	19
of the sars	19
with severe mental	19
associated with lower	19
social isolation and	19
associated with a	19
development of a	19
the same time	19
shown in table	19
of the mental	19
to understand the	19
this study is	19
of the manuscript	19
because of the	19
at the same	19
health consequences of	19
of public health	19
in developing countries	18
mental disorders and	18
the psychological typhoon	18
during the outbreak	18
pandemic on mental	18
clinical support system	18
the aim of	18
on how to	18
to ensure that	18
research priorities for	18
in relation to	18
the influence of	18
has been shown	18
mental health burden	18
mental health dynamics	18
during the first	18
what is the	18
levels of stress	18
in the study	18
disorders in the	18
better mental health	18
parents of individuals	18
health effects of	18
of the survey	18
child with a	18
with mental illness	18
temporal mental health	18
aspects of the	18
people in the	18
the exposure level	18
with regard to	18
a wide range	18
it is also	18
of the literature	18
health impacts of	18
more than one	18
of health and	18
services in the	18
to identify the	18
impacts of covid	18
related to covid	18
the levels of	18
public health emergency	17
to have a	17
is the first	17
epidemics and pandemics	17
should also be	17
bickman et al	17
to assess the	17
from mental health	17
and social media	17
the selected apps	17
do not have	17
the proportion of	17
psychological distress and	17
health and mental	17
health care professionals	17
concerns about the	17
the past week	17
during the current	17
in the first	17
the time of	17
the implementation of	17
psychological distress among	17
national institute of	17
the initial stage	17
levels of depression	17
and migrant children	17
the provision of	17
we do not	17
context of the	17
of healthcare workers	17
of the data	17
deal with the	17
in children and	17
compared to the	17
priorities for the	17
health impact of	17
the application of	17
physical and mental	17
can lead to	17
there was a	17
refugee and migrant	17
a randomized controlled	17
an online survey	17
all of the	17
pandemic and its	17
initial stage of	17
and their families	17
the management of	16
what are the	16
of the world	16
children with mental	16
health services to	16
the burden of	16
during the initial	16
phase of the	16
in the world	16
during and after	16
the university of	16
response to covid	16
common mental disorders	16
around the world	16
search and youtube	16
for opioid use	16
in hong kong	16
there was no	16
in the same	16
resilience and mental	16
the sars epidemic	16
rates of depression	16
brooks et al	16
factors such as	16
lower levels of	16
improving mental health	16
of the participants	16
providers clinical support	16
and in the	16
with higher levels	16
that could be	16
the scope of	16
the efficacy of	16
mental health training	16
and treatment of	16
the experience of	16
people with lived	16
the possibility of	16
about mental health	16
with and without	16
use of ai	16
that have been	16
for mental disorders	16
the future of	16
of the impact	16
health status of	16
about the future	16
at higher risk	16
mental and physical	16
the lancet psychiatry	16
google search and	16
from the national	16
the health system	16
it is not	16
mental health system	16
in the present	16
flourishing mental health	16
a call for	16
action for mental	15
call for action	15
of anxiety and	15
pandemic and lockdown	15
be associated with	15
health care system	15
and policy in	15
social determinants of	15
in need of	15
for patients with	15
high risk of	15
after the outbreak	15
likely to have	15
of social distancing	15
as shown in	15
increase in the	15
a public health	15
and associated factors	15
patients with mental	15
lifetime mental disorders	15
how do we	15
novel coronavirus outbreak	15
for the treatment	15
with a mental	15
it is possible	15
the rate of	15
with developmental or	15
risk of infection	15
scale ranging from	15
this is the	15
is a need	15
shown to be	15
population in china	15
burden of disease	15
before and after	15
and physical health	15
and psychosocial support	15
of the time	15
other age groups	15
healthcare workers during	15
contributed to the	15
health needs of	15
for action for	15
in the short	15
and social support	15
mental healthcare services	15
majority of the	14
with a developmental	14
pilot trial of	14
the sars outbreak	14
of the relationship	14
of this article	14
due to covid	14
health services for	14
health problems in	14
between mental health	14
randomized clinical trial	14
this study was	14
exposed to the	14
institute of mental	14
factors during the	14
mediating role of	14
of ai in	14
showed that the	14
health and social	14
policy in mental	14
quarantine and isolation	14
and lack of	14
and depression in	14
a mental disorder	14
china during the	14
in life and	14
were used to	14
there has been	14
access to the	14
the mediating role	14
is necessary to	14
complete mental health	14
has not been	14
mental health difficulties	14
conflict of interest	14
youth mental health	14
of cast among	14
change in the	14
of the national	14
on people with	14
care workers during	14
is consistent with	14
of the effects	14
current mental disorders	14
cast among veterans	14
those who are	14
social distancing measures	14
is based on	14
of child and	14
multidisciplinary research priorities	14
of the italian	14
mental health impact	14
administration and policy	14
in the face	14
a total of	14
evaluation of the	14
increase the risk	14
may lead to	14
health outcomes among	14
the face of	14
workers exposed to	14
the age of	14
major depressive disorder	14
continuum of care	14
the availability of	14
mental health disturbances	14
carried out in	14
care in the	14
approved by the	14
of this pandemic	14
for depression and	14
of the health	14
a higher risk	14
of meaning in	14
in the early	14
among healthcare workers	14
are associated with	14
is needed to	14
stress and mental	13
wu et al	13
many of these	13
health of health	13
associated factors during	13
associated with increased	13
psychological first aid	13
social and economic	13
to increase the	13
in china during	13
on the basis	13
a scoping review	13
people who are	13
the onset of	13
mental health as	13
at risk for	13
to improve the	13
in this population	13
health aspects of	13
to describe the	13
among sars survivors	13
moderate to severe	13
changes in mental	13
at any time	13
mental health practitioners	13
to the novel	13
such as social	13
would like to	13
health care providers	13
the covid pandemic	13
to understand how	13
of the research	13
the value of	13
system of care	13
child mental health	13
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	13
as compared to	13
related mental health	13
such as depression	13
result of the	13
the most vulnerable	13
level of exposure	13
to explore the	13
focus on the	13
the national institute	13
which this version	13
climate change and	13
it can be	13
to be addressed	13
global burden of	13
dealing with the	13
care workers exposed	13
risk factor for	13
consequences of covid	13
va primary care	13
the opportunity to	13
is that the	13
pediatric primary care	13
the psycovidapp intervention	13
that there are	13
the concept of	13
during the coronavirus	13
and suicidal ideation	13
and stress symptoms	13
davidson resilience scale	13
that meaning in	13
term mental health	13
the severe acute	13
social support on	13
characteristics of the	13
among people with	13
version of the	13
mental health apps	12
income and middle	12
health services are	12
negative mental health	12
there are many	12
in contrast to	12
and risk factors	12
effect of social	12
were asked to	12
and h n	12
in sierra leone	12
the most common	12
in the future	12
and other mental	12
are needed to	12
contribute to the	12
the pandemic has	12
the likelihood of	12
risk of developing	12
the delivery of	12
a need to	12
of social media	12
and social isolation	12
responses and associated	12
systematic literature review	12
at all to	12
to respond to	12
climate change on	12
by mental health	12
the health care	12
goal and identity	12
to participate in	12
and the covid	12
may be particularly	12
severe mental illness	12
mental health scores	12
the change in	12
caused by the	12
and it is	12
changes in the	12
higher rates of	12
department of health	12
individuals with developmental	12
to investigate the	12
the limitations of	12
health care in	12
in the mental	12
in the case	12
and quality of	12
the extent to	12
extent to which	12
will be the	12
of the global	12
a longitudinal study	12
health during the	12
association between social	12
specific mental health	12
of access to	12
of the intervention	12
are based on	12
it will be	12
immediate psychological responses	12
the complexity of	12
in the us	12
and psychological well	12
of machine learning	12
the country of	12
health disorders in	12
people who have	12
to develop and	12
levels of anxiety	12
the rates of	12
did not have	12
of psychiatric disorders	12
that there was	12
psychological responses and	12
can be seen	12
who did not	12
the aftermath of	12
of severe acute	12
the real world	12
symptoms of anxiety	12
camh services in	12
in this area	12
in the usa	11
safer opioid prescribing	11
on the brain	11
problems related to	11
were able to	11
health services during	11
higher risk for	11
interventions for the	11
be due to	11
mental health for	11
determinants of mental	11
relationship between the	11
version posted july	11
a randomized clinical	11
to prevent the	11
service users and	11
are expected to	11
mental disorders are	11
relationship between social	11
prevention and control	11
the impacts of	11
rated on a	11
the course of	11
the social and	11
may be a	11
that it is	11
patel et al	11
it is a	11
symptoms of depression	11
the psychological effects	11
patients with covid	11
prevention and treatment	11
number of people	11
will not be	11
social media platforms	11
that they have	11
stress disorder in	11
those in the	11
provided by the	11
in the form	11
this type of	11
a study of	11
of the studies	11
at high risk	11
in which the	11
workers during covid	11
and adolescents with	11
the basis of	11
a sample of	11
may also be	11
a need for	11
liu et al	11
li et al	11
trial of cast	11
been associated with	11
used to assess	11
prior lifetime mental	11
that do not	11
and sleeping disorder	11
the italian population	11
understanding of the	11
and service users	11
appears to be	11
of the psychological	11
the study and	11
the pandemic is	11
of the lockdown	11
and public health	11
less likely to	11
it is necessary	11
a set of	11
on social media	11
suggest that the	11
the study was	11
personal protective equipment	11
health care services	11
of the epidemic	11
to meet the	11
family and friends	11
outcomes among health	11
survey of psychological	11
of social isolation	11
the h n	11
negative psychological outcomes	11
service providers and	11
the propensity score	11
to the current	11
on the other	11
the beginning of	11
mental health policy	11
used in the	11
treatment of mental	11
mental health promotion	11
may be more	11
addressing mental health	11
for each of	11
lead to a	11
the public health	11
for the general	11
and social distancing	11
results of this	11
the current crisis	11
during the sars	11
with children with	11
to support the	11
and health care	11
have been shown	11
mental health among	11
not have any	11
in china the	11
of the variance	11
epidemic among the	11
different types of	11
ranging from not	11
version posted august	11
this is a	11
and psychosocial health	11
presented in table	11
in the aftermath	11
population mental health	11
and anxiety symptoms	11
for those with	11
found to be	11
and the need	11
gender differences in	11
health outcomes in	11
burden of mental	11
was a significant	11
and mental illness	11
isolation and loneliness	11
between resilience and	11
the form of	11
substance use disorder	11
being able to	10
in the previous	10
it should be	10
centers for disease	10
the purpose of	10
of digital health	10
online mental health	10
of depression in	10
mental health the	10
for this this	10
the current sample	10
any of the	10
this this version	10
to the mental	10
suffering from mental	10
severe mental disorders	10
the pandemic will	10
to develop a	10
can be a	10
mental health via	10
pandemic and the	10
that may be	10
an infectious disease	10
parenting a child	10
a combination of	10
for older adults	10
of people who	10
of the three	10
of patients with	10
reported that they	10
and so on	10
the identification of	10
contact with the	10
much of the	10
the survey was	10
barriers to care	10
the early stages	10
the changes in	10
ha et al	10
chronic mental health	10
individuals in the	10
and psychological distress	10
treatment of opioid	10
from not at	10
and for the	10
that they are	10
its impact on	10
findings suggest that	10
services during the	10
the association of	10
included in this	10
understandings of mental	10
is an urgent	10
transcranial magnetic stimulation	10
psychological interventions for	10
preprint the copyright	10
effects of covid	10
a rise in	10
that they can	10
their ability to	10
of a mental	10
evaluate the impact	10
early stages of	10
ebola virus disease	10
a history of	10
health of children	10
may be at	10
health care delivery	10
version posted november	10
impact on the	10
large number of	10
for systematic reviews	10
pandemic in the	10
the consequences of	10
of infection and	10
identified in the	10
improve mental health	10
mental health policies	10
have shown that	10
in times of	10
during the early	10
risk of contracting	10
a pilot study	10
results of the	10
the control group	10
be seen as	10
is possible that	10
of this paper	10
information about the	10
a series of	10
the end of	10
health problems during	10
depressive and anxiety	10
mental health concerns	10
for the first	10
diseases such as	10
in the real	10
aim of this	10
adults in the	10
the authors declare	10
role of the	10
iraq and afghanistan	10
for disease control	10
out of the	10
and depressive symptoms	10
that should be	10
history of mental	10
the emergence of	10
a qualitative study	10
the supplementary report	10
to address these	10
to be more	10
low risk of	10
holmes et al	10
to coronavirus disease	10
is a major	10
has been a	10
in the long	10
research is needed	10
patient health questionnaire	10
in health care	10
health of medical	10
for the development	10
related containment measures	10
to manage the	10
the incidence of	10
lived experience of	10
officially announced stay	10
intensive care unit	10
how mental health	10
will be considered	10
effects of social	10
for this study	10
were included in	10
who may be	10
during the past	10
have not been	10
disease control and	10
people with severe	10
psychometric properties of	10
to be the	10
the capacity of	10
data from the	10
the us army	10
from the pandemic	10
in the supplementary	10
such as anxiety	9
as the pandemic	9
the sustainable development	9
the acute phase	9
status of people	9
psychological functioning during	9
and social care	9
stress and psychological	9
factors for mental	9
research in this	9
high prevalence of	9
health conditions and	9
persons with mental	9
of parents of	9
will be included	9
with a higher	9
for each participant	9
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