Medicine and Health

Burnout Syndrome in Primary Health Care Professionals

M. L. F. D. Moraes and J. C. Ruths

This study conducted by Maria Luiza Fucuta de Moraes and Jean Carlo Ruths explores the concerning prevalence of burnout syndrome among primary health care professionals in Toledo, Paraná, Brazil. With alarming statistics highlighting emotional exhaustion and reduced professional accomplishment, this research sheds light on a significant public health issue.... show more

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