A population-based nationwide dataset concerning the COVID-19 pandemic and serious psychological consequences in Bangladesh Research Details

A population-based nationwide dataset concerning the COVID-19 pandemic and serious psychological consequences in Bangladesh

05, December 2020 | Bangladesh

Authors:

Pakpour AH Al Mamun F Hosen I Griffiths MD Mamun MA.

Abstract

This paper presents the dataset concerning knowledge, pre- ventive behavior, psychological consequences, and suicidal behavior regarding the COVID-19 pandemic in Bangladesh. Data were collected through an online based cross-sectional survey between April 1 and April 10 in 64 districts at the early stage of the COVID-19 pandemic in Bangladesh. A total of 10,067 participants’ data were recruited for analysis. The survey contained items concerning (i) socio-demographic in- formation, (ii) knowledge concerning COVID-19, (iii) behav- ior towards COVID-19, (iv) lockdown and economic issues, (v) assessment of fear of COVID-19, (vi) assessment of in- somnia, (vii) assessment of depression, and (viii) assessment

COVID-19 Knowledge Behavior Mental health Insomnia Suicidal behavior Bangladesh

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