The influence of concern about COVID-19 on mental health in the Republic of Georgia: a cross-sectional study

Table 2 Number of respondents feeling ‘strongly burdened’ by individual concerns related to COVID-19 (N = 2088)

	Women (N = 1807)		Men (N = 281)
	N	%	N	%
Loved ones get infected with C19	1116	62.17	149	53.41^a
Infecting others with C19	833	48.86	117	44.15
Uncertainty about duration and risks of C19 pandemic	835	46.41	99	35.61^a
Income loss	663	44.26	96	39.67
Restricted contact with family, friends etc	779	43.45	119	44.40
Being socially isolated	628	35.42	87	32.10
Being at home	616	35.59	87	34.12
Restricted everyday activities	505	28.32	81	29.67
No place of retreat	430	27.78	60	24.79
Insufficient capacity of intensive care	355	26.49	51	22.37
Becoming infected	457	25.33	42	15.00^a
Restricted home space	359	22.52	51	20.65
Childcare	194	18.87	20	12.27^a
Poor information from authorities	303	17.23	45	16.61
Home working	202	16.96	24	12.57
Restricted access to food and essential goods	239	13.73	34	12.55
Conflict at home	159	12.10	22	11.06
Access to routine healthcare	204	11.99	28	10.73
Violence at home	34	3.66	8	5.30

Denominator reduced in some responses as question may not be applicable to all (e.g. childcare)
^aStatistically significant difference between women and men at P < 0.05 (Chi2)

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