The relationship between anxiety and depression levels and the occupational satisfaction and burnout among health care workers during Covid-10 pandemic: Bodrum sample

In this study, Relationships between the traumatically experienced outbreak of the covid-19 pandemic and mental health disorders such as anxiety, depression levels, professional satisfaction, burnout syndrome on 112 Emergency health care workers and non-doctor healthcare professionals, employed in Family Health Center's were examined, and current mental needs and frequencies of accessing mental support were investigated. The cross-sectional, descriptive study consists of front-line health workers (health technicians, health officers) and primary health care workers (midwife, nurse) in Bodrum district during the Covid-19 pandemic.The data collection tools of the research are "Covid-19 Risk Questionnaire", "Sociodemographic Form", "Beck's Depression Inventory", Beck's Anxiety Inventory", "Covid-19 Anxiety Inventory", "Covid-19 Obsessive Compulsive Inventory", "Maslach Burnout Inventory", "Minnesota Satisfaction Questionnaire", and "Impact of Events Scale".IBM Corp. Released 2011. IBM SPSS Statistics for Machintosh, Version 20.0. Armonk, NY: IBM Corp.packaged software is used to analysing the statistics of the data. In the conclusion, burnout level of the people has a mediator role in the relationship between the traumatic effect out of the pandemic and the given depressive answers of the health personnel. Although both study group needa psychological support Emergency Health Professionals more tends to have a psychological support compering the 112 emergency health services professionals.