Table 1.

Summary statistics for CIS, PHQ-9, GAD-7, and PSQI measures at the three survey time points based on the total 560 participants in the cohort.

			April 30	May 14	May 28
CIS			N = 435	N = 409	N = 336
	Change in routines	Yes	74.94%	75.79%	70.83%
		No	25.06%	24.21%	29.17%
	Change in family income/employment	Yes	21.15%	18.34%	15.48%
		No	78.85%	81.66%	84.52%
	Change in food access	Yes	6.44%	8.07%	5.65%
		No	93.10%	91.69%	94.05%
		NA	0.46%	0.24%	0.30%
	Change in medical health care access	Yes	31.72%	33.99%	29.17%
		No	68.05%	65.77%	69.94%
		NA	0.23%	0.24%	0.89%
	Change in mental health treatment access	Yes	11.72%	11.98%	12.50%
		No	87.59%	87.53%	86.90%
		NA	0.69%	0.49%	0.60%
	Change in access to social supports	Yes	42.30%	39.36%	36.61%
		No	57.70%	60.39%	63.39%
		NA	/	0.24%	/
	Experiencing pandemic related stress	Yes	44.14%	44.25%	37.80%
		No	55.40%	55.75%	61.90%
		NA	0.46%	/	0.30%
	Stress and discord in the family	Yes	9.89%	8.56%	10.12%
		No	89.20%	91.20%	89.88%
		NA	0.92%	0.24%	/
MOOD	PHQ-9		N = 415	N = 289	N = 263
			Mean=6.53 SD=6.06	Mean=6.28 SD=6.23	Mean=5.81 SD=6.18
	GAD-7		N = 408	N = 288	N = 261
			Mean = 5.65 SD = 5.60	Mean = 5.54 SD = 5.73	Mean = 5.38 SD = 5.64
SLEEP			N = 339	N = 244	N = 201
	Time it takes to fall asleep	<= 30 min	73.45%	73.77%	79.60%
		>30 min	26.55%	26.23%	20.40%
	Sleep quality	Good	71.09%	72.13%	76.12%
		Bad	28.91%	27.87%	23.88%
	Taking sleep medications	No	58.41%	56.97%	62.19%
		Yes	41.59%	43.03%	37.81%
	Number of hours of asleep per day		Mean = 7.30 SD = 1.72	Mean = 7.23 SD = 1.45	Mean = 7.24 SD = 1.42