Table 3.

Proportion of women who considered the listed resources to be important in the pandemic context, according to perinatal period and COVID-19 diffusion area.

Resources	All	Residents in a Low COVID-19 Diffusion Area	Residents in a Medium COVID-19 Diffusion Area	Residents in a High COVID-19 Diffusion Area
	Pregnant women
	N = 1168	N = 157	N = 421	N = 590
	%	%	%	%	p
Rapid response to questions and concerns	97.8	98.1	98.1	97.5	0.79
Greater availability of individual talks with pregnancy healthcare professionals	96.8	98.7	96.4	96.6	0.35
Interactions with other pregnant women	91.6	93.6	92.6	90.3	0.27
Information on stress management	91.2	96.8	91.7	89.3	0.01
Access to experiences of women facing changes related to the perinatal period	83.7	82.8	85.5	82.7	0.47
Access to a mental health professional	82.8	87.9	82.7	81.5	0.17
Online support groups	79.0	84.7	79.1	77.5	0.14
	Women in the postnatal period
	N = 940	N = 100	N = 133	N = 707
	%	%	%	%	p
Rapid response to questions and concerns	98.6	97.0	97.7	99.0	0.10
Greater availability of individual talks with health professionals caring for postnatal women	94.6	100.00	96.2	93.5	<0.01
Greater availability of individual talks with the pediatrician	97.3	98.0	98.5	97.0	0.78
Interactions with other parents	93.7	96.0	88.0	94.5	0.02
Information on the COVID-19 impact on infant/child health	98.1	100.00	97.0	98.0	0.28
Information on stress management	93.1	97.0	93.2	92.5	0.26
Access to experiences of women facing changes related to the perinatal period	84.6	92.0	80.0	84.6	0.02
Access to a mental health professional	88.6	92.0	85.7	88.7	0.32
Online support groups	80.7	82.0	73.7	81.9	0.08