Understanding Factors That Create And Cause Burn-Out In Health Workers During The Covid-19 Pandemic In Indonesia For Future Legal Policies

This study raises the factors of burnout in health workers during the covid pandemic in Indonesia. The latest data from the University of Indonesia medical school released that approximately 83% of medical personnel experienced moderate and severe out syndrome during their duties during the Covid pandemic crisis. To discuss this issue, we have conducted a series of online data searches and then an in-depth analysis process involving a coding system and sharp criticism to obtain highly valid findings. This health study entirely relies on secondary data from many health publications in book journals and other websites. After analyzing the data, we designed the report in the form of descriptive qualitative data by following several studies and the findings of previous studies. These findings include that medical employees are prone to burnout because they experienced high pressure in serving patients during the pandemic and added to the volume of work and the demands of the profession are so heavy because they have to help patients even though they are in danger of being exposed to the Coronavirus. It is hoped that these findings will contribute new ideas to further protect the healthcare workers from such a cause in the future, through anticipated legal policies