Table 1:

Healthcare professionals’ responses about perceptions, exposure, and workload during the COVID-19 pandemic. (PPE) Personal protective equipment; (QoL) Quality of life; (NP) Nurse practitioner; (PA) Physician assistant; (CRNA) Certified registered nurse anesthetist

Country
Brazil	186 (6–9%)
Italy	598 (22–1%)
USA	833 (30–8%)
Sweden	149 (5–5%)
Other	941 (34–8%)
Occupation category
Physician (Residents, Fellows)	719 (26–6%)
Nurse (NP, PA, CRNA)	855 (31–6%)
Other	1133 (41–9%)
Exposed to a patient with COVID-19
No	644 (33–9%)
Yes	1255 (66–1%)
Symptoms suggestive of COVID-19
No	1526 (80–2%)
Yes	377 (19–8%)
Tested for COVID-19
No	1630 (85–7%)
Yes	271 (14–3%)
Positive test for COVID-19
No	221 (83–1%)
Yes	45 (16–9%)
Current perception of COVID-19
Benign disease	16 (0–9%)
Mild disease	50 (2–9%)
Moderate disease	534 (30–8%)
Severe disease	1134 (65–4%)
Adequate PPE was provided
No	778 (45–2%)
Yes	945 (54–8%)
Was mental health support available
No	902 (52–2%)
Yes	825 (47–8%)
Received COVID-19 specific training
No	921 (53–1%)
Yes	815 (46–9%)
Made life prioritizing decision
No	1470 (85–6%)
Yes	248 (14–4%)
Felt pushed beyond training
No	1174 (68–1%)
Yes	550 (31–9%)
Work impacting household activities because of COVID-19
No	500 (30–5%)
Yes	1139 (69–5%)
Work impacting QoL because of COVID-19
No	538 (32–8%)
Yes	1100 (67–2%)
I am burned out from my work (Likert 1–7)
Strongly disagree	146 (8–9%)
Disagree	255 (15–6%)
Somewhat disagree	114 (7–0%)
Neither agree nor disagree	281 (17–2%)
Somewhat agree	406 (24–8%)
Agree	249 (15–2%)
Strongly agree	187 (11–4%)
I am burned out from my work (Binary)
No	796 (48–6%)
Yes	842 (51–4%)