Jia Xue, Micheal L Shier, Junxiang Chen, Yirun Wang, Chengda Zheng, Chen Chen
A Typology of Social Media Use by Human Service Nonprofits: Mixed Methods Study
Journal of medical Internet research
objective present study analyze link degree professional burnout among general practitioners bulgaria pandemic satisfaction balance personal lives professional lives crosssectional study conducted fourth wave covid19 pandemic december 2021 january 2022 among 377 general practitioners identified presence level burnout syndrome among gps using v boykos method diagnostics severity symptoms phases formation completion occupational burnout process descriptive statistics parametric nonparametric tests used analysis significance level null hypothesis assumed p 005 95 confidence interval total 963 gps high level burnout covid19 pandemic worked 8 h day 748 5 days week 690 total 863 satisfied spare time stated could balance work personal lives 671 since pandemic announced link found level professional burnout long working hours p 0022 dissatisfaction free time p 0028 inability balance work personal life p 0000 well concerns related safety pandemic p 0048 unrealistically high levels burnout covid19 pandemic due disturbed worklife balance reason reevaluate health policies involve hospital care doctors frontlines fight severe infectious diseases results study could used inform policy makers healthcare managers stakeholders factors profound impacts gps stress levels covid19 pandemic