Table 1.
Sociodemographic characteristics | |
Sex | |
Female | 53% |
Male | 47% |
Age group | |
≥ 65 | 39% |
20–64 | 61% |
Children in the household | |
No children | 77% |
One child | 9% |
More than one child | 14% |
Socioeconomic characteristics | |
Educational levela | |
Tertiary | 46% |
Secondary | 48% |
Primary | 6% |
Household income | |
> CHF 9000 | 34% |
CHF > 6000–9000 | 28% |
CHF > 3000–6000 | 28% |
CHF ≤ 3000 | 10% |
Employment status | |
Retired | 38% |
Outside the labour forceb | 10% |
Self employed | 10% |
Employed | 42% |
Health status | |
Body Mass Index | |
< 18.5 | 3% |
18.5–24.9 | 52% |
25–29.9 | 33% |
≥ 30 | 12% |
Comorbiditiy scorec | |
0 | 53% |
1 | 32% |
≥ 2 | 15% |
Smoking | |
Non-smoker | 84% |
Smoker | 16% |
Preventive behaviours | |
Physical distancing during previous 7 days | |
Frequently | 91% |
Occasionally/rarely | 9% |
Staying at home during previous 7 days | |
Frequently | 69% |
Occasionally/rarely | 31% |
Wearing mask during previous 7 days | |
Frequently | 83% |
Occasionally/rarely | 17% |
Hygiene measures during previous 7 days | |
Frequently | 94% |
Occasionally/rarely | 6% |
aInternational Standard Classification of Education (ISCED)
bOutside the labour force includes participants in training/studying and unemployed participants
cComorbidity score goes from 0 to ≥ 2 and was calculated using the following possible answers: cancer; immunological diseases; cardiovascular diseases or diabetes or hypertension; respiratory diseases; allergies