Worry and behaviour at the start of the COVID-19 outbreak: Results from three UK surveys (the COVID-19 rapid survey of Adherence to Interventions and responses [CORSAIR] study)
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We aimed to describe worry and uptake of behaviours that prevent the spread of infection (respiratory and hand hygiene, distancing) in the UK at the start of the COVID-19 outbreak (January and February 2020) and to investigate factors associated with worry and adopting protective behaviours. Three cross-sectional online surveys of UK adults (28 to 30 January, n = 2016; 3 to 6 February, n = 2002; 10 to 13 February 2020, n = 2006) were conducted. We used logistic regressions to investigate associations between outcome measures (worry, respiratory and hand hygiene behaviour, distancing behaviour) and explanatory variables. 19.8% of participants (95% CI 18.8% to 20.8%) were very or extremely worried about COVID-19. People from minoritized ethnic groups were particularly likely to feel worried. 39.9% of participants (95% CI 37.7% to 42.0%) had completed one or more hand or respiratory hygiene behaviour more than usual in the last seven days. Uptake was associated with greater worry, perceived effectiveness of individual behaviours, self-efficacy for engaging in them, and having heard more information about COVID-19. 13.7% (95% CI 12.2% to 15.2%) had reduced the number of people they had met. This was associated with greater worry, perceived effectiveness, and self-efficacy. At the start of novel infectious disease outbreaks, communications should emphasise perceived effectiveness of behaviours and the ease with which they can be carried out.
本研究旨在描述2020年新型冠状病毒肺炎(COVID-19)疫情暴发初期(2020年1月至2月)英国成年民众对新冠的担忧程度,以及其采取的感染预防行为(呼吸道卫生、手部卫生与社交距离管控行为)的实施情况,并探究与民众担忧程度及保护性行为采纳相关的影响因素。本研究共开展三项针对英国成年人群的横断面线上调查,分别于2020年1月28日至30日(有效样本量n=2016)、2月3日至6日(n=2002)及2月10日至13日(n=2006)完成。本研究采用逻辑回归分析,探究结局指标(担忧程度、呼吸道与手部卫生行为、社交距离管控行为)与解释变量之间的关联。19.8%的受访民众(95%置信区间CI:18.8%~20.8%)对COVID-19感到非常或极度担忧,其中少数族裔群体的担忧程度尤为突出。39.9%的受访者在过去7天内较日常额外实施了1项及以上手部或呼吸道卫生防护行为(95%CI:37.7%~42.0%),该类行为的实施率与更高的担忧程度、个体行为感知有效性、实施行为的自我效能感,以及接触更多新冠相关资讯呈显著正相关。13.7%的受访者减少了线下会面的人数(95%CI:12.2%~15.2%),该社交距离管控行为的实施同样与更高的担忧程度、行为感知有效性及自我效能感相关。在新型传染病疫情暴发初期,公众沟通应着重强调防护行为的感知有效性及其实施便捷性。
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King's College London
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2024-01-22



