Burnout and quality of life among healthcare workers in central Uganda.
Kabunga AmirEustes KigongoPonsiano OkaloSamson UdhoAnna Auma GraceRaymond TumwesigyeAnne Ruth AkelloMarvin MusinguziWalter AcupJannat NabaziwaEnos Mwirotsi ShikangaHaliama NamataPublished in: PloS one (2024)
The results underscore the relationship between socio-demographic factors, burnout, and particular aspects of quality of life. Notably, job category, supervisory support, sleep quality, and burnout stand out as significant factors shaping the well-being of healthcare workers. Nurses and technicians encounter distinct challenges, suggesting the need for interventions tailored to their needs. Addressing issues such as inadequate supervisory support, burnout, and sleep-related problems is recognized as a potential approach to improving the overall quality of life among healthcare workers.