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. 2021 May 17;11(6):e045341. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2020-045341

Table 2.

Autism-Europe survey responses for access to COVID-19 health and social care services for people with autism. Data are numbers (%)

Overall response Autistic person response Caregiver response
Yes No Unsure Yes No Unsure Yes No Unsure
High COVID-19 risk (autistic person) 327
(26)
795
(63)
133
(11)
90
(27)
213
(63)
33
(10)
237
(26)
582
(63)
100
(11)
Tested for COVID-19 56
(5)
1095
(95)
1
(0)
13
(4)
295
(96)
0
(0)
43
(5)
800
(95)
1
(0)
Accessible information—COVID-19 test 40
(76)
10
(19)
3
(6)
7
(58)
4
(33)
1
(8)
33
(80)
6
(15)
2
(5)
Reasonable adjustments—COVID-19 test 22
(39)
31
(54)
4
(7)
6
(30)
11
(55)
3
(15)
16
(43)
20
(54)
1
(3)
Required COVID-19 treatment 28
(2)
1112
(96)
13
(1)
7
(2)
296
(96)
5
(2)
21
(2)
816
(97)
8
(1)
Difficulties accessing treatment 12
(43)
15
(54)
1
(4)
5
(71)
2
(29)
0
(0)
7
(33)
13
(62)
1
(5)
Difficulties contacting treatment provider 9
(75)
3
(25)
0
(0)
3
(60)
2
(40)
0 (0%) 6
(86)
1
(14)
0
(0)
Require daily or occasional support 882
(68)
398
(31)
21
(2)
184
(53)
146
(42)
16
(5)
698
(73)
252
(26)
5
(1)
Usual daily support stopped 595
(71)
211
(25)
31
(4)
73
(42)
84
(48)
17
(10)
522
(79)
127
(19)
14
(2)
High COVID-19 risk (support person) 279
(33)
409
(49)
149
(18)
50
(29)
94
(54)
30
(17)
229
(35)
315
(48)
119
(18)
Second support person available 247
(30)
523
(63)
67
(8)
44
(25)
107
(61)
23
(13)
203
(31)
416
(63)
44
(7)
Accessible information—COVID-19 public health 421
(35)
557
(46)
234
(19)
119
(36)
117
(35)
94
(28)
302
(34)
440
(50)
140
(16)