Descriptive cross-sectional study assesses burnout in emergency physicians post-earthquake, indicating significant impacts from stressors.
Key Points
Burnout levels in emergency physicians were elevated due to the effects of the earthquake, with increased stressors linked to job dissatisfaction.
The mean Maslach scale score was recorded at 49.4, highlighting the burnout prevalence among physicians in crisis scenarios.
Participants' age and professional experience significantly influenced burnout levels, with older, experienced physicians showing lower burnout scores.
Factors like lack of food, housing difficulties, and unrecognized efforts contributed to higher burnout, emphasizing the importance of support.