Prevalence and Associated Risk Factors for Occupational Burnout Among Healthcare Personnel: A Systematic Review

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Systematic review demonstrates high burnout prevalence in healthcare workers, highlighting risk factors and implications for occupational health.

Burnout prevalence among healthcare personnel significantly varies, from 16.8% in Montenegro to 71.36% in Romania.
Key risk factors for burnout include age, gender, long working hours, high patient loads, and lack of vacation.
Nursing staff and general practitioners are particularly vulnerable to moderate to high levels of burnout.
Targeted interventions to address these risk factors are crucial for improving occupational health in the healthcare sector.

Belisha et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Systematic review demonstrates high burnout prevalence in healthcare workers, highlighting risk factors and implications for occupational health.