Table 1.
General characteristics of COSMO-SPAIN and ENE-COVID participants aged 25–64 years according to the presence of children in the household, November 2020.
| COSMO-SPAIN | ENE-COVID | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Total
n (%) |
Living with children
n (%) |
Not living with children
n (%) |
Total
n (%) |
Living with children
n (%) |
Not living with children
n (%) |
|
| Total | 867 (100%) | 258 (29.8%) | 609 (70.2%) | 29,926 (100%) | 9,107 (30.4%) | 20,819 (69.6%) |
| Variable | ||||||
| Sex | ||||||
| Men | 407 (46.9%) | 125 (48.5%) | 282 (46.3%) | 13,831 (46.2%) | 4,081 (44.8%) | 9,750 (46.8%) |
| Women | 460 (53.1%) | 133 (51.5%) | 327 (53.7%) | 16,095 (53.8%) | 5,026 (55.2%) | 11,069 (53.2%) |
| Age group (years) | ||||||
| 25-34 | 217 (25.0%) | 42 (16.3%) | 175 (28.7%) | 4,312 (14.4%) | 1,106 (12.1%) | 3,206 (15.4%) |
| 35-44 | 230 (26.5%) | 106 (41.1%) | 124 (20.4%) | 7,425 (24.8%) | 4,446 (48.8%) | 2,979 (14.3%) |
| 45-54 | 242 (27.9%) | 89 (34.5%) | 153 (25.1%) | 9,210 (30.8%) | 2,946 (32.3%) | 6,264 (30.1%) |
| 55-64 | 178 (20.5%) | 21 (8.1%) | 157 (25.8%) | 8,979 (30.0%) | 609 (6.7%) | 8,370 (40.2%) |
| Education level | ||||||
| Primary or less | 202 (23.3%) | 58 (22.5%) | 144 (23.6%) | 10,955 (37.0%) | 2,879 (31.9%) | 8,076 (39.2%) |
| Secondary | 276 (31.8%) | 86 (33.3%) | 190 (31.2%) | 10,492 (35.4%) | 3,346 (37.1%) | 7,146 (34.7%) |
| University | 389 (44.9%) | 114 (44.2%) | 275 (45.2%) | 8,192 (27.6%) | 2,794 (31.0%) | 5,398 (26.2%) |
| Number of persons living in the house | ||||||
| 1 | 98 (11.3%) | 0 (0.0%) | 98 (16.1%) | 1,910 (6.4%) | 0 (0.0%) | 1,910 (9.2%) |
| 2 | 275 (31.7%) | 17 (6.6%) | 258 (42.4%) | 7,029 (23.5%) | 161 (1.8%) | 6,868 (33.0%) |
| 3 | 216 (24.9%) | 85 (33.0%) | 131 (21.5%) | 8,472 (28.3%) | 2,517 (27.6%) | 5,955 (28.6%) |
| 4 | 185 (21.3%) | 88 (34.1%) | 97 (15.9%) | 8,415 (28.1%) | 4,016 (44.1%) | 4,399 (21.1%) |
| ≥5 | 93 (10.7%) | 68 (26.4%) | 25 (4.1%) | 4,100 (13.7%) | 2,413 (26.5%) | 1,687 (8.1%) |
| Living with older than 60 years | ||||||
| No | 699 (80.6%) | 225 (87.2%) | 474 (77.8%) | 21,276 (71.1%) | 7,778 (85.4%) | 13,498 (64.8%) |
| Yes | 168 (19.4%) | 33 (12.8%) | 135 (22.2%) | 8,648 (28.9%) | 1,327 (14.6%) | 7,321 (35.2%) |
| Employed | ||||||
| No | 300 (34.6%) | 78 (30.2%) | 222 (36.5%) | 9,902 (33.1%) | 2,338 (25.7%) | 7,564 (36.3%) |
| Yes | 567 (65.4%) | 180 (69.8%) | 387 (63.5%) | 20,024 (66.9%) | 6,769 (74.3%) | 13,255 (63.7%) |
| Health care worker | ||||||
| No | 546 (96.3%) | 173 (96.1%) | 373 (96.4%) | 18,885 (94.3%) | 6,393 (94.4%) | 12,492 (94.2%) |
| Yes | 21 (3.7%) | 7 (3.9%) | 14 (3.6%) | 1,139 (5.7%) | 376 (5.6%) | 763 (5.8%) |
| Telework | ||||||
| No | 466 (82.2%) | 150 (83.3%) | 316 (81.7%) | 18,372 (91.8%) | 6,197 (91.6%) | 12,175 (91.8%) |
| Yes | 101 (17.8%) | 30 (16.7%) | 71 (18.3%) | 1,652 (8.3%) | 572 (8.4%) | 1,080 (8.1%) |
| Municipality size (habitants) | - | - | - | |||
| >100,000 | 9,006 (30.1%) | 2,647 (29.1%) | 6,359 (30.5%) | |||
| 20,000–100,000 | 8,973 (30.0%) | 2,969 (32.6%) | 6,004 (28.8%) | |||
| 5,000–20,000 | 6,515 (21.8%) | 2,047 (22.5%) | 4,468 (21.5%) | |||
| < 5,000 | 5,432 (18.1%) | 1,444 (15.9%) | 3,988 (19.2%) | |||
| Census tract average income | - | - | - | |||
| > 17,000 Euros | 1,613 (5.4%) | 457 (5.0%) | 1,156 (5.6%) | |||
| 12,500–17,000 Euros | 6,432 (21.5%) | 1,869 (20.5%) | 4,563 (21.9%) | |||
| 9,000-12,500 Euros | 14,480 (48.4%) | 4,351 (47.8%) | 10,129 (48.7%) | |||
| 7,700-9,000 Euros | 4,665 (15.6%) | 1,524 (16.7%) | 3,141 (15.1%) | |||
| 7,100-7,700 Euros | 1,404 (4.7%) | 420 (4.6%) | 984 (4.7%) | |||
| < 7,100 Euros | 1,332 (4.4%) | 486 (5.3%) | 846 (4.1%) | |||
| Regional seroprevalence | ||||||
| < 6.5% | 397 (45.8%) | 116 (45.0%) | 281 (46.1%) | 8,387 (28.0%) | 2,492 (27.4%) | 5,895 (28.3%) |
| 6.5–9% | 72 (8.3%) | 21 (8.1%) | 51 (8.4%) | 8,115 (27.1%) | 2,464 (27.1%) | 5,651 (27.1%) |
| 9–12% | 196 (22.6%) | 52 (20.2%) | 144 (23.6%) | 5,097 (17.0%) | 1,688 (18.5%) | 3,409 (16.4%) |
| ≥12% | 202 (23.3%) | 69 (26.7%) | 133 (21.8%) | 8,327 (27.8%) | 2,463 (27.0%) | 5,864 (28.2%) |
Dashes indicate information not available in the corresponding study.