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Table 1 Survey period and level of restrictions per country

From: Parental help-seeking behaviour for, and care of, a sick or injured child during the COVID-19 pandemic: a European online survey

 

Active survey period

Lockdown periods

Level of restrictions during lockdown

Italy

30 March – 30 September 2021

First Lockdown: 9 March – 18 May 2020, then variation across regions according to the risk based on the surveillance system data

They varied depending on the Italian region. The first lockdown was very restrictive, with schools being closed and all the other non-essential activities as well.

Spain

30 March – 1 May 2021

First lockdown: 14 March – 21 June 2020

Restrictions between 25 October 2020–9 May 2021

Schools and universities closed, many professions working from home, limited access to Face-to-Face attendance in Primary Care.

Sweden

26 November 2021–12 May 2022

No lockdown, variable recommendations and restrictions between 10 March 2020 and 9 February 2022

Restrictions and recommendations according to the level of infection, stated by the government. Elementary schools stayed open, but for universities distance learning was recommended and large gatherings were prohibited. No outdoor activity restrictions and shops stayed open. Social distancing recommended.

The Netherlands

19 October – 19 December 2020 and 16 January – 16 February 2021

First lockdown: 23 March – 1 June 2020

Second lockdown: 15 December 2020–16 February 2021

Variable restrictions between lockdowns and until March 2022

Schools were closed, contact professions were prohibited, no group formation, social distancing.

United Kingdom

7 May – 23 June 2020

First lockdown: 7 May – 23 June 2020

Second lockdown: 5 November – 2 December 2020

Third lockdown: 6 January – 29 March 2021

Variable restrictions between lockdowns and after the third lockdown until 18th March 2022

Schools were closed, non-essential shops closed, contact professions prohibited, outdoor activity restricted to 30 min exercise a day.