Alliance for Pandemic Preparedness
March 16, 2021
Early Public Adherence with and Support for Stay-at-Home COVID-19 Mitigation Strategies despite Adverse Life Impact: A Transnational Cross-Sectional Survey Study in the United States and Australia
Category: Article Summary
Topic: Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions
Keywords (Tags): non-pharm interventions
- Self-reported adherence to COVID-19 mitigation policies was high in both highly- and minimally-affected regions in the US around the time of the first wave in April 2020, according to representative cross-sectional surveys (n=5,573) administered to adults residing in throughout the US, in New York City and Los Angeles, and Australia. 82% reported adherence to recommended quarantine and stay-at-home policies, and 90% supported government-imposed measures.
Czeisler et al. (Mar 15, 2021). Early Public Adherence with and Support for Stay-at-Home COVID-19 Mitigation Strategies despite Adverse Life Impact: A Transnational Cross-Sectional Survey Study in the United States and Australia. BMC Public Health. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-021-10410-x