Sociodemographic disparities in knowledge, practices, and ability to comply with COVID-19 public health measures in Canada
作者： Gabrielle Brankston , Eric Merkley , David N Fisman , Ashleigh R Tuite , Zvonimir Poljak
DOI: 10.1101/2020.08.24.20180919
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摘要: Abstract The effectiveness of public health interventions for mitigation the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic depends on individual attitudes and level compliance toward these measures. We surveyed a representative sample Canadian population about risk perceptions, attitudes, behaviours towards COVID-19 response. Our analysis demonstrates that varied by several demographic variables identifying number areas in which policies could help address issues adherence. Examples include targeted messaging men younger age groups, social supports those who need to self-isolate but may not have means do so, changes workplace discourage presenteeism, provincially co-ordinated masking safe school reopening policies. Taken together such measures are likely mitigate impact next wave Canada.
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