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. 2021 Aug 20;18(16):8790. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18168790

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Changes in weighted prevalence of any mental health symptoms from baseline to follow-up survey. (A). Prevalence stratified by demographic-related factors. (B). Prevalence stratified by personal- and work-related epidemic factors. Any mental health symptoms is defined as having either depression, anxiety or insomnia. p-Values are from McNemar tests for statistically significant differences in prevalence of any mental health symptom in baseline vs. follow-up survey. The error bars indicate 95%CIs.

Changes in weighted prevalence of any mental health symptoms from baseline to follow-up survey. (A). Prevalence stratified by demographic-related factors. (B). Prevalence stratified by personal- and work-related epidemic factors. Any mental health symptoms is defined as having either depression, anxiety or insomnia. p-Values are from McNemar tests for statistically significant differences in prevalence of any mental health symptom in baseline vs. follow-up survey. The error bars indicate 95%CIs.