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Table 1 Descriptive statistics of 53 included studies (51 independent samples)

From: Daily routine disruptions and psychiatric symptoms amid COVID-19: a systematic review and meta-analysis of data from 0.9 million individuals in 32 countries

Characteristics

Samples with characteristics, No. (%)

Population demographics

 Sample size, mean (SD) [range]

17,853.00 (61,618.38) [40–379, 875]

 Mean age, mean (SD) [range] (9 samples “No report”)

39.75 (16.23) [13.29–71.03]

 Age range (30 samples “No report”)

10–99

 Proportion (%) of respondents with particular demographic characteristics, mean (SD) [range]

  Non-male

65.00 (15.38) [42.06–100]

  Without tertiary education (21 samples “No report”)

39.15 (34.27) [0–100]

  Non-married (30 samples “No report”)

44.47 (17.95) [4.98–98.32]

  Non-employed (25 samples “No report”)

37.87 (27.95) [0–93.26]

  ICD-defined physical comorbidity (42 samples “No report”)

51.74 (22.79) [19.66–100]

 Country-level income

  High

43 (84.31%)

  Middle

8 (15.69%)

Coronavirus-2019 contextual and spatiotemporal features

 Continent

  Asia

24 (47.06%)

  Europe

20 (39.22%)

  Africa

0 (0.00%)

  North America

3 (5.88%)

  South America

2 (3.92%)

  Oceania

1 (1.96%)

  Multiple continents

1 (1.96%)

 Number of months since COVID-19 outbreak, mean (SD) [range]a (4 samples “No report”)

10.11 (6.85) [3–29]

 COVID-19 monthly incidence (per million), mean (SD) [range]a (6 samples “Data not retrievable”)

3,670.40 (9,981.34) [0.984–58,642.574]

  High

22 (41.51%)

  Low

22 (41.51%)

 COVID-19 monthly death (per million), mean (SD) [range]a (6 samples “Data not retrievable”)

56.51 (112.85) [0–571.470]

  High

22 (41.51%)

  Low

22 (41.51%)

 COVID-19 government response index, mean (SD) [range]b (6 samples “Data not retrievable”)

64.112 (9.718) [36.980–81.770]

  High

22 (41.51%)

  Low

22 (41.51%)

 COVID-19 containment and health index, mean (SD) [range]b (6 samples “Data not retrievable”)

62.798 (10.123) [36.907–84.520]

  High

22 (41.51%)

  Low

22 (41.51%)

 COVID-19 stringency index, mean (SD) [range]b (6 samples “Data not retrievable”)

65.087 (15.590) [35.190–90.396]

  High

22 (41.51%)

  Low

22 (41.51%)

 COVID-19 economic support index, mean (SD) [range]b (6 samples “Data not retrievable”)

73.305 (26.480) [8.333–100]

  High

22 (41.51%)

  Low

22 (41.51%)

Psychiatric symptoms

 Depressive symptoms

34 (66.67%)

 Anxiety symptoms

24 (47.06%)

 Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms

4 (7.84%)

 Depressive and anxiety symptoms

4 (7.84%)

General psychological distressC

12 (23.53%)

Daily routine disruptions

Categoryd

  Primary routines

19 (37.25%)

  Secondary routines

25 (49.02%)

Type

  Physical activity

12 (23.53%)

  Eating

5 (9.80%)

  Sleep

11 (21.57%)

  Social activities

11 (21.57%)

  Leisure activities

8 (15.69%)

  Work/Study

9 (17.65%)

  Home activities

7 (13.73%)

  Smoking

2 (3.92%)

  Alcohol

3 (5.88%)

  Combined multiple routines

8 (15.69%)

  Unspecified generic routines

16 (31.37%)

Definition

  Regularity

24 (47.06%)

  Frequency change

22 (43.14%)

  Capability change

10 (19.61%)

Internet-related or not

  No

51 (100.00%)

  Yes

8 (15.69%)

Assessment method

  Validated scale

17 (33.33%)

  Non-validated scale

36 (70.59%)

Study feature

 Study quality, mean (SD) [range] (Based on 50 studies)

14.75 (1.82) [9–18]

 Observational or experimental design

  Observational

51 (100.00%)

  Experimental

0 (0.00%)

 Cross-sectional or prospective design

  Cross-sectional

48 (94.12%)

  Prospective

4 (7.84%)

 Follow-up duration (weeks), mean (SD) [range] (1 sample “No report”)

7 (3.74) [3–12]

  1. The detailed information of individual studies is available in Supplementary Material 5
  2. One sample had both cross-sectional and prospective effect sizes [30]. One sample had both high- and middle-income countries [42]
  3. aThe unit is monthly cumulative per million individuals. Information was extracted from official websites. “High” and “Low” categories were generated based on median split
  4. bThe unit is monthly average score. Information was extracted from Oxford Covid-19 Government Response Tracker (OxCGRT; [19]). “High” and “Low” categories were generated based on median split
  5. c“General psychological distress” included distress (e.g., “Kessler Psychological Distress Scale–6 (K6)”) and stress (e.g., “Depression Anxiety Stress Scale-21 (DASS-21) Stress Subscale”)
  6. dPrimary routines included eating, sleep, and home activities; Secondary routines included physical activity, leisure activities, social activities, and work/studies [16, 20]