Table 1. Participants’ Demographic Characteristics
It was found that 46.2% of the participants were physicians, and that 53.8% were health personnel other than physicians; 66.7% were employed at a family health center, and 33.3% in contact tracing teams. Also, 65.7% of the participants were female and 34.3% were male; 75% were married and 69.2% had children; 25% stated that they used medication regularly, 26.6% that they smoked, and 8% that they consumed alcohol. It was also found that 89.4% had protective equipment, 93.6% had received training on COVID and 67.6% had had no difficulties in obtaining protective equipment; the anxiety levels of 61.5% of participants had risen compared with before COVID, but 81.1% thought that they were partially or fully protected. The mean age of the participants was 36.92±8.09 years, and they had been working for 13.88±8.48 years (Table 1).