Features of professional burning of medical workers during the COVID-19 pandemic
Abstract
The article discusses the features of occupational stress of medical workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The conducted review showed that the COVID-19 pandemic, having many negative consequences for society, not only negatively affected the physical, mental health and stability of the population, but also led to the development of professional stress of a new format, turning the state of chronic stress into a unique test for all medical professionals, and measures to prevent it were also considered.
About the Authors
A. B. Arshkenov
Karaganda Medical University
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
School of Nursing Education
Karaganda
M. A. Seitbayeva
Karaganda Medical University
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
School of Nursing Education
Karaganda
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Arshkenov A.B., Seitbayeva M.A. Features of professional burning of medical workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Medicine and ecology. 2022;(1):25-29. (In Kazakh)
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