Covid Survivor Study

In a previous survey, health literacy, digital healthy diet literacy, healthy eating behaviour, and physical activity have shown the protective impacts on mental health (fear, anxiety, depression), and health-related quality of life in outpatients, students, and healthcare workers. In this survey, we aim to explore the status, associations, and interactions among health literacy (HL), digital healthy diet literacy (DDL), resilience, health-related behaviors (e.g. physical activity, dietary intake), disability, fear of COVID-19, post-traumatic stress symptoms, changes in sexual functioning, and quality of life. In particular, the study focuses on the following research questions:

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• What is the status of, and associated factors of fear of COVID-19, and post-traumatic stress?
• What is the disability levels in daily life functioning due to the COVID–19 pandemic among the survivors?
• Do the COVID-19 survivors with higher health literacy, healthy diet literacy, better resilience, healthier health-related behaviours have lower scores of COVID-19 impact battery-disability?
• Do the COVID-19 survivors with higher health literacy, healthy diet literacy, better resilience, healthier health-related behaviours have lower fear scores, a lower likelihood of post-traumatic stress symptoms?
• Do the COVID-19 survivors with higher health literacy, healthy diet literacy, better resilience, healthier health-related behaviours have a better health-related quality of life?
• Do the COVID-19 survivors with higher health literacy, healthy diet literacy, better resilience, healthier health-related behaviours have higher scores of sexual functioning?
• What is the interaction between physical activity and dietary intake diminish the negative impact of COVID-19 on physical and psychological health and quality of life?