Associations of Country-Specific and Sociodemographic Factors With Self-Reported COVID-19-Related Symptoms: Multivariable Analysis of Data From the CoronaCheck Mobile Health Platform.

Elke Humer Thomas Keil Carolin Stupp Winfried Schlee Manfred Wildner Peter Ulrich Heuschmann Michael Winter Thomas Probst Ruediger Pryss

Published in: JMIR public health and surveillance (2023)

Patterns of self-reported COVID-19-related symptoms and awareness of a previous contact with individuals infected with COVID-19 seemed to differ between India, South Africa, and Germany, as well as by gender identity in these countries. Viral symptom-collecting apps, such as the CoronaCheck mHealth platform, may be promising tools for pandemics to support appropriate assessments. Future mHealth research on country-specific differences during a pandemic should aim to recruit representative samples.

Keyphrases

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