Table 3 Characteristics interviewees.
From: Hasselt Corona Impact Study: Impact of COVID-19 on healthcare seeking in a small Dutch town
Age | Sex | Type of living | Employment | PCR-test | Reached out to GP | Duration severe complaints | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1. | 38 | Male | With partner | Working | No | No | One week |
2. | 42 | Male | With partner and child(ren) | Working | No | No | A day, less severe three weeks |
3. | 70 | Male | With partner and child(ren) | Retired | No | No | Ten days |
4. | 71 | Male | With partner | Retired | Yes | Yes (but didn’t receive care from the GP, directly referred to cough clinic) | Five to six weeks |
5 | 46 | Female | With partner and child(ren) | Working | No | Not during the acute symptoms, but after a few weeks of persisting complaints | Six months |
6. | 59 | Male | With partner | Working | No | No | Fourteen days, 9 months tired |
7. | 56 | Male | With partner | Working | No | Yes (but didn’t receive care) | Four days, long time with less energy |
8. | 58 | Male | With partner and child(ren) | Working | Yes | No | Two weeks |
9. | 38 | Female | With partner and child(ren) | Working | No | No | Three days |
10. | 76 | Female | With partner | Retired | No | No | Three days, no smell for a year |
11. | 80 | Male | Alone | Retired | No | No | Two weeks, less severe two months |
12. | 40 | Female | With partner and child(ren) | Working | No | No (only after second infection) | One week, less severe over a year |
