Publications by authors named "Andre de Matos Salles"
Article Synopsis
- The study assessed burnout among postgraduate health profession residents in Brazil during the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing a significant prevalence of 33.4%.
- Factors such as pre-existing chronic diseases and long work hours were associated with higher burnout risk, while resilience, autonomy, educational support, and adequate PPE were linked to lower risk.
- Burnout was also found to correlate strongly with anxiety, stress, and depression symptoms, highlighting the mental health challenges faced by healthcare workers in crisis situations.
