ALSWH’s COVID-19 Surveys provide timely insight into women’s health and wellbeing during the COVID-19 pandemic. The surveys were sent out via email every fortnight from late April until late October 2020. The participants were from three ALSWH cohorts born 1989-95, 1973-78, and 1946-51.
Each rapid survey includes:
Peta Forder, Amy Anderson, Natalie Townsend, Deborah Loxton
Published: 2021
Survey 15 was deployed in late August 2021 to examine women’s concerns about the pandemic and their risk of being infected with the virus. The survey also explored access to COVID-19 vaccines and women’s intentions and concerns about getting a COVID-19 vaccine.
Loxton D, Forder P, Townsend N, Thomson C, Mishra G, Tooth L, Byles J.
Published: 2020
Report 1, from surveys starting the week of April 29, 2020 investigates women's COVID-19 symptoms, testing, stress, income management, finacial stress and looks at women's comments on the impact of the pandemic.
Loxton D, Anderson A, Cavenagh D, Townsend N, Harris M, Mishra G, Tooth L, Byles J.
Published: 2020
The tenth fortnightly ALSWH COVID-19 survey investigates pregnancy status, change in pregnancy plans, accessing contraception, change in contraceptive use and types of contraceptives used, as well as testing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Loxton D, Anderson A, Cavenagh D, Townsend N, Mishra G, Tooth L, Byles J.
Published: 2020
The eleventh fortnightly ALSWH COVID-19 survey investigates where women obtained health information during the COVID-19 crisis, opinions on state governments directions during the COVID-19 crisis and compliance with COVID-19 recommendations.
Loxton D, Anderson A, Cavenagh D, Townsend N, Mishra G, Tooth L, Byles J.
Published: 2020
The Twelfth fortnightly ALSWH COVID-19 survey investigates delays to screening services, telehealth use and mental health service use among Australian women during the COVID-19 crisis.
Loxton D, Anderson A, Cavenagh D, Townsend N, Mishra G, Tooth L, Byles J.
Published: 2020
The thirteenth fortnightly ALSWH COVID-19 survey investigates income management, monetary stress, financial hardship, and food security among Australian women during the COVID-19 crisis.
Loxton D, Forder P, Townsend N, Barnes I, Byrnes E, Mishra G, Tooth L, Byles J.
Published: 2020
The ALSWH COVID-19 Survey 2 investigated women's symptoms and testing, stress, their time use in terms of paid work or home schooling and the intersection of work, schooling and stress.
