If
you are wondering of you are doing enough to protect yourself from
the coronavirus, you can now take an on-line survey to check.
The
Florida Department of Elder Affairs has released an online
survey to allow residents, especially older adults, to make
important self-assessments on their COVID-19 behaviors.
The
survey asks Floridians to review their decisions with respect to
COVID-19 situations, to see how different actions affect their own
health, and the health of others.
Respondents
of the survey can answer questions such as the amount and type of
their weekly activities, the number of people in their household,
their ability to receive physical or mental health assistance if
needed, and the types of preventive measures used on a regular basis.
The
Report offers customized recommendations for each respondent and
guides them to different local, state, and national resources based
on their answers to questions on geographic location, lifestyle, and
personal experiences.
Anyone
may take the Florida Safe Survey and take the survey multiple
times to see how any changed behavior may affect their health score.
The
self-audit is available at http://FloridaSafeSurvey.com and
takes only a few minutes to complete.
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