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Articles by Gretta Mohan
Kid gamers to adult gamblers? An investigation of gaming in childhood and young adult gambling
Secondary data from three waves of the ’98 Cohort of Growing Up in Ireland (GUI) study are employed in this research. GUI is a nationally representative longitudinal study of children and young people in Ireland which commenced in 2008, collecting extensive demographic, socioeconomic and lifestyle information on study participants.
How does the area you live in affect your mental health?
Analysis: Research on Irish neighbourhoods show positive perceptions of safety, service provision, and cleanliness are associated with better mental health By Gretta Mohan, ESRI The COVID-19 pandemic saw residential neighbourhoods become more of a focal point in our lives, and changes since then, for example a greater degree of remote working, have also meant that people are spending greater amounts of time in their residential locality for living, working, and leisure.
Have you met an online friend in real life?
Analysis: new research shows over a third of young Irish people have met an online friend in real life By Gretta Mohan, ESRI Social media, online gaming, internet-based recreational pursuits, as well as dating apps all provide opportunities for social interactions which first take place in an online environment. For some people, the development of online acquaintances may lead to meeting up in real life.
Area-level deprivation, neighbourhood factors and associations with mental health
PLOS ONE, Jan 2023 This is a preview of a remote PDF: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/file?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0281146&type=printable Gretta Mohan, Peter Barlow. , PLOS ONE, 2023, Volume 18, Issue 1, DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0281146
Area-level deprivation, neighbourhood factors and associations with mental health
Dependent variables. Healthy Ireland asks a series of questions relating to mental health which provide three suitable metrics of mental health status for this investigation.
Young people who gamble in Ireland
ESRI Research Bulletin ESRI Research Bulletin Articles provide short summaries of work published by ESRI researchers and overviews of thematic areas covered by ESRI programmes of research. Bulletin Articles are designed to be easily accessible to a wide readership. A reference or references to the full publication is included at the start of each Bulletin article. January 5, 2023 Globally, there has been a huge increase in gambling availability and participation in the last thirty years.
The association between E. coli exceedances in drinking water supplies and healthcare utilisation of older people
2.1. Data To examine the extent to which E. coli in water may be associated with older people’s utilisation of healthcare in Ireland three sources of data are linked for this investigation. These sources are described in turn. We note that we use data collected for the year 2010 from the datasets for linkage (that of the EPA’s water quality monitoring data and the TILDA data) as they most accurately align with the 2009 water infrastructure maps available for this research.
Magnifying inequality? Home learning environments and social reproduction during school closures in Ireland
Research background and rationale To contain the spread of COVID-19, the Irish government closed all schools for several months during the first half of 2020, and again early in 2021. Concerns were raised that this could exacerbate existing inequality between students from different family backgrounds (UNESCO 2020; European Commission 2020).
Evaluation of the health impact of an urban regeneration policy: Neighbourhood Renewal in Northern Ireland
Background Neighbourhood Renewal (NR) was launched in Northern Ireland (NI) in 2003 to revive the social, economic and physical fabric of 36 deprived communities, characterised by a legacy of sectarian conflict. This study evaluates the impact of the policy on health over a decade. Methods A merged panel of secondary data from the British Household Panel Survey (2001–2008) and Understanding Society (2009–2012) yields longitudinal information on respondents for 12 years.
Evaluation of the health impact of an urban regeneration policy: Neighbourhood Renewal in Northern Ireland
Background Neighbourhood Renewal (NR) was launched in Northern Ireland (NI) in 2003 to revive the social, economic and physical fabric of 36 deprived communities, characterised by a legacy of sectarian conflict. This study evaluates the impact of the policy on health over a decade. Methods A merged panel of secondary data from the British Household Panel Survey (2001–2008) and Understanding Society (2009–2012) yields longitudinal information on respondents for 12 years.
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