Medicine and Health

Lived experiences of frontline healthcare workers serving in Indonesia's COVID-19-designated hospital

A. P. Ningrum and M. Missel

This qualitative study by Ayu Puspita Ningrum and Mette Missel delves into the challenges faced by frontline healthcare workers in Indonesia during the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing critical themes such as resource scarcity, burnout, and the importance of social connectedness. It underscores the urgent need for public health investment to enhance healthcare delivery and worker well-being.

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~3 min • Beginner • English

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