The vha saw burnout and professional stress decrease, on average, among tens of thousands of health care workers after the pandemic. The frontline health workforce is experiencing a high workload and multiple. This review aims to synthesise the existing literature on the prevalence, signs, symptoms, and risk factors of burnout among healthcare workers during the pandemic.
Healthcare workers face rising pressures from increasing patient demands, complex health conditions, workforce shortages, administrative burdens, and emotional stress, intensified by evolving technologies This burnout contributes to decreased job satisfaction and lower productivity. The demanding nature of the medical field, characterized by long working hours and high stress levels, often leads to emotional exhaustion and a diminished sense of personal accomplishment among physicians
