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Opinions and Lifestyle
Survey – COVID-19
module
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diagnosis and symptoms
self-isolation
impact on life overall
impact on work and finances
impact on school and university
impact on caring responsibilities
impact on wellbeing
impact on relationships
concerns around friends and family
purchase of groceries
perceptions of the future
opinions on the economic situation
opinions on and awareness of government guidance
opinions on and adherence to stay home guidelines
reasons for leaving home
hand washing and use of hand sanitiser
use and frequency of using tissues
working at home
spending time at home
avoiding contact
community spirit
life satisfaction, happiness and anxiety ratings
loneliness and levels of support
caring responsibilities
changes in wellbeing
home schooling and its impact
access to green spaces
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ONS
Coronavirus
and the social
impacts on
Great Britain Statistical bulletins
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UCL Centre for
Longitudinal Studies (CLS) COVID-19
Online Survey
Sent to participants of
the following 5 longitudinal studies:
Millennium Cohort
Study (born 2000-02),
Next Steps
(born 1989-90),
1970 British Cohort
Study, National Child
Development Study (born 1958) and
1946 British birth cohort, NSHD
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physical health (including COVID-19)
time-use
household composition, relationships and caring
pregnancy, children, school and childcare
housing and financial situation
finances and benefits
employment (pre- and post- outbreak)
education (pre- and post- outbreak)
health behaviours
social contact and social support
loneliness and mental health
trust
COVID-19 experiences (open text question)
linkage to COVID-19 symptom tracker app
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UCL’s longitudinal
studies to survey thousands about
impact of COVID-19
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Understanding Society
- COVID-19 Study
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coronavirus symptoms and test results
management of long-term health conditions
caring responsibilities
loneliness
employment and financial situation
home schooling
food and alcohol consumption
exercise and smoking
mental wellbeing
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Understanding Society
Covid-19 survey
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ELSA Covid-19 study
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experience of COVID-19 symptoms, illness, testing, and hospitalisation of the participant, their household, and people close to them
other health issues - new health conditions, access to hospital primary care, and medication
mental health - depression, anxiety and wellbeing
financial circumstances - changes in income and financial situation, worries and expectations about the future, ability to buy food, receipt of benefits
work - changes, risk of infection, job security
social connections and isolation - contact with family and friends, quality of relationship with partner, loneliness, internet and tv use, volunteering and caregiving
health behaviours - changes in smoking, drinking alcohol, physical activity, eating behaviour, sedentary behaviour, and sleep
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ELSA
Covid-19 study
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