Frontliners suffering burnout


AS Indonesia strives to get on top of the ever-climbing number of Covid-19 cases, 82% of physicians, nurses and other healthcare workers across the country have been suffering from moderate levels of burnout and chronic mental and physical exhaustion caused by prolonged and excessive stress, a recent survey revealed.

Experts have said the number is concerning and that health workers are in dire need of help, as burnout can affect their well-being and job performance.

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