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. 2024 Jan 12;12(1):e002447. doi: 10.1136/fmch-2023-002447

Table 1.

Study population characteristics (n=312)

n* %†
Sex
Female 128 41.1
Male 184 58.9
Age
Mean (SD) 65.2 (13.8)
18–49 47 15.0
50–64 97 31.1
65–79 106 34.1
>79 62 19.7
Site
Marseille 248 79.7
Nice 64 20.3
Period
2020 112 35.8
2021 200 64.2
Education
<General certificate of secondary education 49 15.6
General certificate of secondary education 59 18.9
High school diploma 52 16.7
≥Diploma of higher education 152 48.7
Number of comorbidities/medical history
None 97 31.1
One 85 27.3
Two 44 14.2
Three 42 13.4
More than three 44 14.0
Daily smoker 10 3.2
Obesity (body mass index≥30 kg/m²) 80 25.6
Live alone 77 24.6
Works/has worked as a healthcare worker 63 20.1
Knows someone in his/her close circle who is a healthcare worker 164 52.6
Time from symptom onset to hospitalisation (days)—mean(SD) 6.7 (3.6)
Clinical outcomes
Length of hospital stay (days) (nmiss=1)
Mean (SD) 10.8 (12.8)
Transfer to intensive care unit 158 50.6
Follow-up/rehabilitation care after hospitalisation 164 52.6
Home oxygen treatment after hospitalisation 176 56.6
Still has sequelae of COVID-19 at the time of the survey 153 49.1
Physical sequelae 126 40.6
Neurological sequelae 96 30.8
Psychological sequelae 57 18.2
Sleep disorders sequelae 51 16.5

*Weighted frequency otherwise stated; the sum may not add to 312 due to rounding.

†Weighted column percentages otherwise stated; the sum may not add to 100% due to rounding.