Family relationship of nurses in COVID-19 pandemic: A qualitative study

Table 1 Demographic data of the participants (n = 18)

Item		n (%)
Age (mean: 31.11 ± 11.11)	20-28 yr	8 (29.6)
	30-41 yr	10 (70.4)
Family type	Nuclear family	17 (94.4)
	Extended family	1 (5.6)
Province they worked in	Ankara	6 (33.3)
	Istanbul	6 (33.3)
	Gaziantep	6 (33.3)
Unit worked	COVID service	5 (27.8)
	Intensive care	7 ()38.9
	Other units (internal medicine, surgery, emergency department)	6 (33.3)
Manner of work	Shifts	7 (38.9)
	Always daytime	6 (33.3)
	Always night	5 (27.8)
Weekly working hour	40-45 h	5 (27.8)
	46-72 h	13 (72.2)
Number of children	1	12 (66.7)
	2 and above (2-4)	6 (33.3)
Care need of children	Available	13 (72.2)
	N/A	5 (27.8)
Caregiver of the child	Grandmother	3 (16.7)
	None available	2 (11.1)
	Partner	4 (22.2)
	Friend	3 (16.7)
	Nanny	2 (11.1)
	Myself	4 (22.2)
Do you live separated from your family in the COVID-19 process	Yes	15 (83.3)
	No	3 (16.7)
Are you able to meet the needs of family members in the COVID-19 process	Yes	4 (22.2)
	No	14 (77.7)

COVID-19: Coronavirus disease 2019.