02 Oct 2020

DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE: BURNOUT AMONG ANAESTHETISTS DURING COVID-19?

When it comes to treating and managing COVID-19, anaesthetists are at the frontline, due to the nature of their work in managing patients in acute and critical care. What is their risk of being infected with COVID-19? And is their mental and emotional state being given due consideration?

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Sustainable Development Goal(s)SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being

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