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O-14 Resilient Coping is More Important than Previous Experience with Virtual Learning: Predicting Stress Experienced by Pharmacy Students in Trinidad and Tobago During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Author(s): MH Campbell , S Maharaj , K Khan , B Sa , OP Adams , MAA Majumder 0 3

Objective: To summarize pharmacy students’ previous experience and current confidence with online learning and explore the association of prior experience with online learning and resilient coping with perceived stress at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

O-14 Youth perspectives on mental health during COVID-19 lockdown in a Small Island Developing State: implications for public health emergencies.

Author(s): MM Murphy, C Pemberton, E Wheeler, LD Gulston, O Kerr-Layne, A John, B Baksh, G Thomas, C Allen 0 5

Objective: Existing studies exploring the relationship between COVID-19 mitigation measures and mental health have primarily been quantitative and conducted in larger developed countries. A qualitative study to explore the knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of young people living in Trinidad and Tobago was conducted to engage and collaborate with youth on matters affecting them during the pandemic.

O-14 Youth perspectives on mental health during COVID-19 lockdown in a Small Island Developing State: implications for public health emergencies.

Author(s): MM Murphy, C Pemberton, E Wheeler, LD Gulston, O Kerr-Layne, A John, B Baksh, G Thomas, C Allen 0 7

Objective: Existing studies exploring the relationship between COVID-19 mitigation measures and mental health have primarily been quantitative and conducted in larger developed countries. A qualitative study to explore the knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of young people living in Trinidad and Tobago was conducted to engage and collaborate with youth on matters affecting them during the pandemic.

O-15 COVID-19 mortality in Suriname; a comparison of socio-demographic factors and hospitalization duration between epidemic waves

Author(s): AR Gokoel , M Jairam , A Mendeszoon , L Liauw Kie Fa , F Poese, AV Jarbandhan , V Jairam , F Abdoel Wahid 0 5

Objective: Suriname is among the Caribbean countries with the highest COVID-19 incidence and mortality rate. This study focused on socio-demographic characteristics and duration of hospitalization related to COVID-19 mortality in Suriname.

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