멋진 분위기에 인테리어 효과까지 더해주는 멋진 업사이클링이네요!

 

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Other than that, there have been behaviors that seem ineligible for teaching.
위 기사에 따르면 한 고등학교 교사가 흑인을 지목해 '흑인의 삶이 왜 중요한가'에 대한 에세이를 쓰라고해서 문제가 됐다. 그 외에도 가르칠 자격이 없어 보이는 행동들이 있었다.

When I saw this article, I thought that I should teach children carefully and sincerely, and teach them with the utmost consideration for their position
저는 이 기사를 보고 아이들을 신중하고 성실하게 가르쳐야겠다는 생각이 들었고, 아이들의 입장을 최대한 배려해서 가르쳐야겠다는 생각이 들었습니다.

-JTBC 이세현 기자

느낀점 : 단순히 가공된 식품을 보고 많은 에너지가 배출되고 있을 것이라는 생각을 하지 못했는데 이러한 단순한지문을 보고 많은 것을 느꼈다 평범한 일상에서도 우리가 이산화탄소를 배출하고 있다는 것이 충격이였다 많은 사람들이 이산화탄소에 대한 관심을 가지고 일상생활에 조금이라도 이산화탄소 배출을 줄이기 위해 노력해주었으면 좋겠다

In preparation for the future era represented by the 4th Industrial Revolution, I thought that I would later become a teacher and focus on the core contents of mathematics, future math topics, mathematical competencies, and socio-emotional competencies.

: Emergency department visits and revisits in children’s hospitals that are related to mental health are “increasing rapidly,” a new study suggests.

Between 2015 and 2020, mental health visits in pediatric emergency departments increased by 8% annually, with about 13% of those patients revisiting within six months, according to the study published Tuesday in the journal JAMA Pediatrics. Whereas, all other emergency department visits increased by 1.5% annually.

Mental health revisits increased by 6.3% annually, but in general, the percentage of mental health visits that had a subsequent revisit remained stable, “which may reflect that the factors associated with revisit did not change substantially during the study period, even as the pediatric mental health crisis worsened,” wrote the researchers, from Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, the University of Southern California and Boston Children’s Hospital.

“However, the significant increase in the raw number of revisits is still concerning,” the researchers added in their study.

The study findings suggest that pediatric mental health emergency department visits and revisits are both climbing, “and identifying patients at high risk of revisit provides an opportunity for tailored interventions to improve mental health care delivery.”

The new study included data on more than 200,000 patients seen at 38 children’s hospitals across the United States between October 1, 2015 and February 29, 2020. The data came from the Pediatric Health Information System, an administrative database of children’s hospitals.

The researchers examined how many visits included diagnoses of mental health disorders or intentional self-harm. They also analyzed mental health revisits, meaning a patient visited the emergency department again within six months of their initial visit.

The ongoing surge in pediatric mental health emergency department visits may be associated with “a combination of factors, including a worsening crisis of pediatric mental illness and shortage of mental health clinicians,” the researchers wrote.

The most common diagnoses among the mental health emergency department visits were suicidal ideation or self-harm, representing 28.7% of patients; mood disorders at 23.5%; anxiety disorders at 10.4%; and disruptive or impulse control disorders at 9.7%.

The data showed that 13.2% of mental health emergency department visits had a revisit within six months. Patients with diagnoses associated with behavior disturbance, including disruptive or impulse control disorders, neurodevelopmental disorders and psychotic disorders, were at the highest risk of revisiting. Patients with substance use disorders were less likely to return to the emergency department.

“Given more-than-doubling in fentanyl overdose deaths in teens from 2019 to 2021 just published by the CDC, it concerns me that we may only get one opportunity to intervene and help this highly vulnerable population who we urgently need to keep,” pediatrician Dr. Scott Hadland, chief of adolescent and young adult medicine at Mass General for Children and Harvard Medical School, who was not involved in the new study, wrote in an email to CNN.

The trend of increasing pediatric mental health emergency department visits and revisits matches what health care providers see on the front lines – even prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, Hadland said.

“We are absolutely seeing this rise. I run our primary care clinic for teens in Boston, and on a typical day in clinic, more than four out of every five teens I see are struggling with mental health concerns,” he said. “We know that Covid socially isolated many young people, and kept them from school and other activities important to their healthy development. As a result, rates of the same mental health problems are probably even higher now.”

Hadland added that there is a growing need for improved access to mental health services for youth and better funding to keep these services sustained.

“Because our mental health systems are so strained, with psychiatrists and therapists who work with youth in short supply, pediatricians like me are increasingly having to take on these roles,” Hadland said, adding that without more support and resources, the country may continue to see emergency department mental health patients revisit.

요약 : 어린 아이들의 정신 건강 응급실 방문 비율이 다른 응급실 방문에 비해 4배 이상 빠르게 증가하고 있다. 특히 자해의 비율이 가장 높게 나타났다. 연구진들은 이러한 어린아이들의 정신적 문제에 코로나의 영향이 있을 것이라고 말했다. “코로나가 많은 사람들을 사회적으로 고립시키고 건강한 발달에 중요한 학교 및 기타 활동 참여하지 못하게 한다. 이는 결과적으로 정신적인 문제로 이어질 수 있다.”고 전하였다. 해당 기사는 마지막에 현재 정신건강 시스템이 부족하다며 정신과의 관심을 가져야 한다는 의견을 덧붙여 기사를 마무리 하였다.

의견 : 아이들의 정신 건강 응급실의 재방문 비율이 높아지고 있다는 사실이 상당히 안타까웠다. 많은 요인을 가지고 있을지라도 코로나라는 질병으로 인해 많은 부문에서 피해를 입고 있는 것 같아 빨리 코로나가 사라지길 바란다.