Table 4.

Emotional Aspects, Resumption of Practice, Social Media Use, and e-Learning

	Government (n = 81), n (%)	Multiple Affiliations (n = 17), n (%)	Private (n = 78), n (%)
Biggest Fear During the Epidemic
Passing infection to family	59 (72.8)	13 (76.5)	60 (76.9)
Hospital being sealed/taken over	5 (6.2)		2 (2.6)
Becoming infected	10 (12.3)	1 (5.9)	9 (11.5)
Financial	7 (8.6)	2 (11.8)	5 (6.4)
All the above		1 (5.9)	2 (2.6)

When Will You Restart Practice?		Pattern of Foreseeable Practice on Resumption
Don't know	46 (26.1)	Continue semielective and elective with testing	82 (46.6)
Financial obligation to restart	14 (8)	Normal practice	13 (7.4)
Post antiviral	6 (3.4)	Only emergencies and that too with testing	19 (10.8)
Post vaccine	31 (17.6)	Very restricted practice (only emergency cases)	51 (29)
Restricted for foreseeable future	77 (43.8)	Miscellaneous	11 (6.2)
Resumed with personal protective equipment	2 (1.1)

Frequency of Receiving Threatening Messages on Social Media
Every day	11 (13.6)	1 (5.9)	4 (5.1)
Once a month	7 (8.6)	1 (5.9)	4 (5.1)
Once in 3 months	4 (4.9)		2 (2.6)
Rarely if ever	15 (18.5)	3 (17.6)	14 (17.9)
Never	44 (54.3)	12 (70.6)	54 (69.2)

Do You Find Webinars Useful?		Usefulness of Telemedicine in Post-COVID Practice
Yes	85 (48.3)	Not useful	58 (33)
Maybe	54 (30.7)	Undecided	54 (30.7)
No	19 (10.8)	Useful	64 (36.4)
Can't exactly say	18 (10.2)	Not useful	58 (33)