The Prevalence of Negative Coping Mechanisms and Its Association with The HealthRelated Quality of Life of University Students: Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Kumar, Shubham; Mann, Steven; j Motilal, Shivra; Muhammad, Shifaa; Ramkissoon, Summer; Rampersad, Simone; Sarker, Shristi; Sooknanan, Summer; Ivey, Marsha A.
In. Faculty of Medical Sciences, The University of the West Indies. 23rd Annual Student Research Day. Port of Sapin, Faculty of Medical Sciences,The University of the West Indies, October 14, 2021. .
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