Table 1.

Demographics of survey respondents (n = 255).

	Frequency (%)
Age (years, mean (SD))	45.1 (9.77)
Age (years)
18-35	53 (20.8)
36-50	104 (40.8)
50+	98 (38.4)
Gender
Male	28 (11.0)
Female	226 (88.6)
Prefer not to say	1 (0.4)
Ethnicity
White	242 (94.9)
Asian	7 (2.7)
All other ethnic groups	6 (2.4)
Years qualified
<20 years	109 (42.7)
>20 years	146 (57.3)
Long term conditions
No	201 (78.8)
Yes	53 (20.8) (Cardiac 8; diabetes 7; asthma 29, other 9)
UK region
Scotland	23 (9.0)
Northern Ireland	7 (2.7)
Wales	11 (4.3)
England (excluding London)	200 (78.4)
Greater London	14 (5.5) England – North east 11, North west 30, Yorkshire and Humber 35, West Midlands 16, East Midlands 28, South west 22, South east 43, East of England 15)
Usual clinical setting
Acute	147 (57.6)
Community	45 (17.6)
Primary Care	27 (10.6)
Other	15 (5.9)
Change of role during COVID pandemic
Yes	146 (57.3)
No	72 (28.2)
Redeployed from other areas (Yes)	74 (29.0)
Returning to practice (Yes)	6 (2.4)
Fast tract student (Yes)	1 (0.4)
Undertaking aerosol generating procedures
Yes	124 (48.6)
No	96 (37.6)
Concerns about working in your environment
Catching the virus	116 (45.5)
Being exhausted	76 (29.8)
Giving the virus to other people	167 (65.5)
Not being able to cope	55 (21.6)
Not working safely	56 (22.0)
Not enough PPE	72 (28.2)
Long term stress	71 (27.8)
Living arrangements
Alone	11 (4.3)
With partner/spouse	66 (25.9)
With partner/spouse and children	110 (43.1)
Single parent with children	13 (5.1)
With extended family	9 (3.5)
Do you live in a multi-generational household?
Yes	34 (13.3)
No	175 (68.8)
Are any other family members working in health services or as a keyworker?
Yes	104 (40.8)
No	104 (40.8)
Are you able to provide enough support to your household?i.e. food, heat, emotional support
Yes	178 (69.8)
No/with difficulty	29 (11.4)
Have you potentially had the COVID-19 infection and have you isolated in the last 4–6 weeks (surveyed March/April)
Yes	63 (24.7)
No	144 (56.5)