![]() ![]() Half scored rather happy or very happy (50%) for happiness levels. Findings: Findings indicated that 22, 34.3, and 37.3% of the university students scored moderate to extremely severe levels of stress, anxiety, and depression symptoms, respectively. All data was analyzed using SPSS version 25 and AMOS version 26 using T-test, ANOVA, logistic regression analyses, and path analysis method. Data was collected online using Qualtrics to measure negative emotional symptoms (The Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale), happiness (The Oxford Happiness Inventory), and work-life balance (Work-Family Conflict Scale). Methodology: This study recruited 1,005 university students across Malaysia. This study investigates the link, state, and differences of negative emotional symptoms, happiness, and work-life balance among university students during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, there has been a lack of consensus regarding students' actual psychological status and mental health during the MCO implementation. Consequently, all universities were forced to close temporarily with abrupt changes to teaching and learning activities. Requests for more extended funeral leave, when needed, should be submitted to the Training Director.Background and Aims: Malaysia's first Movement Control Order (MCO) or "lockdown" was in place for 6 weeks to curb the spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19). In the event of the death of an immediate relative of a fellow or a fellow’s partner, up to 3 days of paid funeral leave are allowed. All decisions of the Training Director and Department Chairman with respect to personal leave issues shall be made in a fair and nondiscriminatory manner. A fellow’s personal leave shall be without pay. The maximum personal leave that a fellow may be granted, including extensions, is two months. Any approval of personal leave shall be documented in writing which sets forth the period of the leave, the conditions with respect to the fellow returning to full-time duty, and any other relevant factors. The Director, in consultation with the Department Chairman, shall have the authority and discretion to approve or deny a request for a personal leave of absence based upon the individual circumstances of the fellow requesting the leave and the needs of the training program and to improve whatever conditions or restrictions (for example, it will be necessary to extend a fellow’s training program to make up for time lost while on personal leave). ![]() If a duly appointed fellow needs time off in excess of his/her accrued vacation time for personal (non-health) reasons which may include child-rearing responsibilities or personal family issues, a personal leave of absence must be requested from the Training Director. Coverage of duties should be arranged as per policy documentation. Sick leave pay in excess of one month during the appointment year will only be granted in exceptional instances, such as work-connected disability, and only upon agreement by the Chief of Service and the Training Director in consultation with the Hospital Administration. Sick leave for appointments of less than a full year will be proportionally prorated. Pay will be continued for a cumulative total of one month for a 12-month appointment or a fraction thereof if the fellow does not return to service. The Director must approve sick leave extending beyond one week and medical verification is required. ![]() If the time exceeds three consecutive days, the Training Director must be notified. When a duly appointed fellow is off duty because of illness, that fellow must notify the full-time attending. For second-year fellows, the division will cover up to $1,000 of expenses including the full payment of expenses for our chief fellows to attend the annual meeting of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP).
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