Burnout among Physicians in Egypt during COVID-19 Pandemic

Introduction: Physician burnout is considered a great public health problem, and the occurrence of COVID-19 pandemic made it worse. The put several physical emotional stressors on frontline healthcare providers leading to increased burnout. Aim work: was assess prevalence its predictors among physicians in Egypt during COVID 19 evaluating relation between burnout, subscales, psychosomatic symptoms. Materials Methods: This descriptive cross-sectional study assessed 503 Egyptian for 26th March 2020 1st June 2020, weeks, using online form Maslach Burnout Inventory [MBI].   Results: 72.8% subjects were classified as having high level 26.0% an average level. 62.2% 62.4% studied had exhaustion depersonalization levels, respectively, 43.5 % low personal achievement levels. Dealing with critical cases, dealing suspected cases 19, number shifts per month, presence disorders significant positive total score while exhaustion. Significantly higher scores observed exhaustion, subscales. Conclusion: It could be concluded that confirmed score. levels overall subscales indicate need specific intervention programs cope work-related stressors.