OCCUPATIONAL BURNOUT SYNDROME IN HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS WORKING WITH HIV PATIENTS

To study occupational burnout syndrome and psycho-emotional conditions in health care providers working with HIV patients. Materials and methods: Study group comprised 70 health care providers aged 28 to 60 years, including 60 subjects affiliated with Centers for Control of AIDS and 10 subjects affiliated with the Allergology Center. Such study has been carried out for the first time in the Republic of Uzbekistan. Results: Prevalent among study subjects were health care providers featuring a moderate level of empathy, low responsiveness, and high anxiety. A high proportion (75%) of study subjects were referred to the second stage of occupational burnout syndrome and featured threshold or low stress resistance.

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