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. 2022 Mar 23;19(7):3795. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19073795

Table 3.

Parents’ responses to the telephone interview.

Questions
In your opinion, the family management during this lockdown period is:
worse 275/383 (71.80%)
unchanged 89/383 (23.23%)
improved 19/383 (4.96%)
If the family management has worsened, what are the principal reasons that led to difficulties in management? (more than one answer can be provided)
changes in daily routine 195/275 (70.90%)
home confining 185/275 (67.27%)
distance learning 178/275 (64.72%)
discontinuation of rehabilitative therapy 146/275 (53.09%)
decrease in social relationships 113/275 (41.09%)
emotional impact linked to the perception of danger 98/275 (35.63%)
Smart-working 71/275 (25.81%)
In your opinion, the symptoms related to your child’s medical condition worsened during the lockdown period.
yes 168/383 (43.86%)
no 215/383 (56.14%)
In your opinion, is your child having sleep problems that were not present before?
yes 114/383 (29.77%)
no 269/383 (70.23%)
In your opinion, is your child having eating problems that were not present before?
yes 108/383 (28.20%)
no 275/383 (71.80%)
On a scale of 1 to 10, how concerned are you about the general pandemic situation? 7.6 ± 2.13
(mean ± standard deviation)
What are your main reasons for concern? (more than one answer can be provided)
fear of COVID contagion 182/383 (47.51%)
worsening of the child’s clinical symptoms 118/383 (30.80%)
difficulty in obtaining medical assistance 84/383 (21.93%)
difficulties in family routine and management 78/383 (20.36%)
emergence or worsening of emotional/behavioral problems in the child 58/383 (15.14%)
Are you benefiting or have you benefitedfrom online psychological support providedduring the COVID-19 emergency?
yes 8/383 (2.08%)
no 375/383 (97.91%)
What are the reasons why you did not benefitfrom online psychological support?
I was not aware of the online psychological support service 178/375 (47.46%)
I didn’t consider online psychological support necessary 129/375 (34.40%)
Online psychological support was not provided in my municipality 39/375 (10.41%)
Other 29/375 (7.73%)