Table 2.

Socio-demographic data, COVID-19, and psychiatric history (n = 688) during the second phase.

N = 688	Categories	N
Age (mean age = 43.99 years)	>50 years	165 (35%)
	30–49 years	245 (53%)
	18–29 years	55 (12%)
Gender	Female	316 (68%)
Marital status	Married/cohabiting	354 (76%)
	Lives alone	111 (24%)
Sons	Yes	257 (55%)
Have you tested positive for COVID-19?	No	343 (74%)
Have you had symptoms related to COVID-19?	No	338 (73%)
Have you had health problems unrelated to COVID-19?	No	368 (80%)
Has anyone dear to you tested positive for COVID-19?	Yes	253 (54%)
Changing family habits?	Yes	399 (86%)
Change in job during emergency?	No	249 (54%)
Did you participate in the previous edition of the survey?	Yes	287 (62%)
Job category	Doctor	143 (31%)
	Nurse	130 (28%)
	Resident in training	63 (13%)
	Freelance doctor	38 (8%)
	Other	91 (20%)
Do you carry out urgent or emergent activities?	Yes	187 (40%)
Area	Clinic	196 (42%)
	Surgical	66 (14%)
	Services	102 (22%)
	Emergency/Urgency	101 (22%)
Have you ever been followed by a specialist psychiatrist?	Yes	56 (12%)
Have you taken psychopharmacological therapy in the past?	Yes	72 (16%)
Are you currently followed by a mental health specialist?	Yes	29 (6%)
Do you currently take psychopharmacological therapy?	Yes	36 (7%)
Did you feel protected in the workplace during the pandemic?	Yes	108 (23%)
	No	98 (21%)
	Not always	259 (56%)
Do you think you have had the correct number of PPE available during your work?	Yes	174 (37%)
	No	77 (17%)
	Not always	214 (46%)
Do you think you have had a correct number of works shifts in the context of COVID-19-related work?	Yes	258 (55%)
	No	97 (21%)
	Not always	110 (24%)
How has the COVID-19 emergency influenced the number of working hours?	Stable	169 (59%)
	Decreased	22 (5%)
	Increased	274 (36%)
Have you had the COVID-19 vaccine?	Yes	451 (97%)