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. 2022 Sep 7;10:896318. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.896318

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(A) Perceived ease of access (a) general and (b) mental healthcare during COVID-19, compared to before, according to perceived mental health during the pandemic^a. (B) Perceived ease of access (a) general and (b) mental healthcare during COVID-19, compared to before, according to severity of depression symptoms at baseline^b. (C) Perceived ease of access (a) general and (b) mental healthcare during COVID-19, compared to before, according to severity of unhealthy alcohol use at baseline^c. ^aTwo participants who did not assess their perceived mental health during the pandemic assess ease of access to general healthcare as same as before and not applicable to mental healthcare. ^bSeverity of depression symptoms according to PHQ-9. ^cSeverity of unhealthy alcohol use according to AUDIT.