Table 2.

Compliance to transmission prevention and psychological impact of quarantine (N = 4100).

	n	%	95CI%
Home prevention measures	Often practice
Used separate towels	3601	87·8	86·8–88·8
Wash hand frequently	2647	64·6	63·1–66·0
Used separate cutlery	2424	59·1	57·6–60·6
Slept in separate rooms	2406	58·7	57·2–60·2
Used mask when household member present	838	20·4	19·2–21·7
Compliant with all household prevention measures	651	15·9	14·8–17·0
Outdoor prevention measures
Did not go out of house to socialize	3461	84·4	83·3–85·5
Did not attend important events	3458	84·3	83·2–85·4
Did not allow visitors into home	3389	82·7	81·5–83·8
Compliant with all community protective measures	3051	74·4	73·1–75·7

Physiological impact	Yes
Provincial quarantine (n = 3958)
Boredom	3446	87·1	86·0–88·1
Isolation	2442	61·7	60·2–63·2
Frustration	2167	54·7	53·2–56·3
Annoyance	2865	72·4	71·0–73·8
Worry	3538	86·3	88·4–90·3
Loneliness	2653	67·0	65·5–68·5
Helpless	2582	65·2	63·7–66·7
Anger	2203	55·7	54·1–57·2
Nervousness	3181	80·4	79·1–81·6
Sadness	2705	68·3	66·9–69·8
Self- imposed quarantine (n = 3838)
Boredom	3205	83·5	82·3–84·7
Isolation	2385	62·1	60·6–63·7
Frustration	2254	58·7	57·2–60·3
Annoyance	2700	70·3	68·9–71·8
Worry	3213	83·7	82·5–84·9
Loneliness	2613	68·1	66·6–69·6
Helpless	2515	65·5	64·0–67·0
Anger	2187	57·0	55·4–58·6
Nervousness	3031	79·0	77·6–80·3
Sadness	2607	67·9	66·4–69·4