Home quarantine compliance is low in children with fever during COVID-19 epidemic

Table 4 Single-factor analysis of factors influencing compliance

Group	Parameters	Compliance (%)		χ2	P value
		High	Low
Gender of patient	Male	134 (45.89)	158 (54.11)	9.681	0.002
	Female	122 (60.10)	81 (39.90)
Age of patient	Baby	28 (21.37)	103 (78.63)	138.131	< 0.001
	Infant	45 (33.58)	89 (66.42)
	Preschool	93 (76.86)	28 (23.14)
	School-age	90 (82.57)	19 (17.43)
Gender of caregiver	Male	134 (46.85)	152 (53.15)	6.418	0.011
	Female	122 (58.37)	87 (41.63)
Age of caregiver	Young	88 (61.11)	56 (38.89)	8.175	0.017
	Middle-aged	87 (50.58)	85 (49.42)
	Elderly	81 (45.25)	98 (54.75)
Education level of caregiver	Primary school or below	129 (51.81)	120 (48.19)	0.005	0.997
	Secondary school	26 (52.00)	24 (48.00)
	University or above	101 (51.53)	95 (48.47)
Place of residence	Urban area	169 (50.45)	166 (49.55)	0.669	0.413
	Rural area	87 (54.38)	73 (45.63)
Number of children in the family	1	155 (55.76)	123 (44.24)	4.141	0.042
	≥ 2	101 (46.54)	116 (53.46)
Explanation of quarantine measures by nurses	Yes	132 (63.16)	77 (36.84)	18.961	< 0.001
	No	124 (42.17)	162 (57.83)