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Abstract：
UNASSIGNED: This article examines the prevalence of burnout among healthcare providers in the aftermath of the recent earthquakes in Syria and Turkey and explores the associated risk factors.
UNASSIGNED: This cross-sectional study included 270 healthcare providers in three Syrian cities damaged by earthquakes. Participants were asked to fill out a validated questionnaire on the fifth day of emergency response using the Geldard Occupational Burnout questionnaire.
UNASSIGNED: The mean score for the Geldard Occupational Burnout Questionnaire was 129.79, with 81.4% indicating moderate burnout risk and only 3% indicating high risk. Gender was not significantly associated with burnout, but there was a significant difference in burnout scores between city groups, with Latakia scoring significantly lower than Aleppo.
UNASSIGNED: This study highlights the prevalence of burnout among healthcare providers in the aftermath of an earthquake in Syria, with the majority having a moderate risk of burnout. Gender was not significantly associated with burnout risk. Further research is needed to develop effective interventions and address study limitations. The study emphasizes the importance of prioritizing healthcare providers\' mental health to ensure high-quality care after natural disasters.
UNASSIGNED: This cross-sectional study included 270 healthcare providers in three Syrian cities damaged by earthquakes. Participants were asked to fill out a validated questionnaire on the fifth day of emergency response using the Geldard Occupational Burnout questionnaire.
UNASSIGNED: The mean score for the Geldard Occupational Burnout Questionnaire was 129.79, with 81.4% indicating moderate burnout risk and only 3% indicating high risk. Gender was not significantly associated with burnout, but there was a significant difference in burnout scores between city groups, with Latakia scoring significantly lower than Aleppo.
UNASSIGNED: This study highlights the prevalence of burnout among healthcare providers in the aftermath of an earthquake in Syria, with the majority having a moderate risk of burnout. Gender was not significantly associated with burnout risk. Further research is needed to develop effective interventions and address study limitations. The study emphasizes the importance of prioritizing healthcare providers\' mental health to ensure high-quality care after natural disasters.
摘要：
■本文研究了叙利亚和土耳其最近发生地震后医疗服务提供者的倦怠率，并探讨了相关的风险因素。
■这项横断面研究包括了三个被地震破坏的叙利亚城市的270名医疗保健提供者。要求参与者在应急反应的第五天使用Geldard职业倦怠问卷填写经过验证的问卷。
■Geldard职业倦怠问卷的平均得分为129.79，其中81.4％表示中度倦怠风险，只有3％表示高风险。性别与倦怠没有显着相关，但是城市组之间的倦怠得分存在显着差异，拉塔基亚得分明显低于阿勒颇。
■这项研究强调了叙利亚地震后医疗服务提供者的职业倦怠。大多数人都有中等程度的倦怠风险。性别与倦怠风险无显著相关。需要进一步的研究来制定有效的干预措施并解决研究局限性。该研究强调了优先考虑医疗保健提供者的心理健康以确保自然灾害后的高质量护理的重要性。
■这项横断面研究包括了三个被地震破坏的叙利亚城市的270名医疗保健提供者。要求参与者在应急反应的第五天使用Geldard职业倦怠问卷填写经过验证的问卷。
■Geldard职业倦怠问卷的平均得分为129.79，其中81.4％表示中度倦怠风险，只有3％表示高风险。性别与倦怠没有显着相关，但是城市组之间的倦怠得分存在显着差异，拉塔基亚得分明显低于阿勒颇。
■这项研究强调了叙利亚地震后医疗服务提供者的职业倦怠。大多数人都有中等程度的倦怠风险。性别与倦怠风险无显著相关。需要进一步的研究来制定有效的干预措施并解决研究局限性。该研究强调了优先考虑医疗保健提供者的心理健康以确保自然灾害后的高质量护理的重要性。
