Table 4 Impact on social relations, economic status, and requirement of care in C-ARDS survivors at follow-up
Social-relational impact | |
Worsening of social relation after your return home | |
No | 48 (61%) |
Yes | 30 (38%) |
If yes (N = 30), have been turned away by the following: | |
Family members | 5 (17%) |
Friends and acquaintances | 25 (83%) |
Requirement of care | |
Need for health support | |
No | 66 (85%) |
Yes | 12 (15%) |
Need for social support | |
No | 76 (98%) |
Yes | 2 (2%) |
Health/personal care need at home | |
No need/autonomy | 57 (73%) |
< 20 h (weekly) | 18 (23%) |
20–50 h (weekly) | 1 (1%) |
> 50 h (weekly) | 2 (3%) |
Economic impacta | |
On active workers (N = 33) | |
Returned to work | 19 (58%) |
Gone part-time | 8 (24%) |
Long-term leave | 3 (9%) |
Lost work | 3 (9%) |
On caregivers (N = 79) | |
No changes | 61 (77%) |
Gone part-time | 4 (5%) |
Long-term leave | 7 (9%) |
Lost work | 7 (9%) |