Individual and work-related factors associated with burnout, anxiety, and depression among healthcare personnel in a COVID-19 area of a General Hospital in Mexico City during the COVID-19 pandemic

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  • Jireth Aviles Diaz FES ZARAGOZA Author
  • Horacio Tovalin Ahumada Author
  • Marlene Rodriguez Martínez Author

Keywords:

Health Personnel; Burnout, Psychological; Anxiety; Depression; COVID-19.

Abstract

Introduction: Healthcare personnel in COVID-19 areas faced intense psychosocial demands. Objective: To determine associations between effort-reward imbalance, burnout, anxiety and depression in healthcare personnel at a Mexico City general hospital during the COVID-19 pandemic. Methods: Cross-sectional correlational study of 170 workers. Effort-reward imbalance was assessed with the ERI questionnaire, burnout with CESQT, anxiety with BAI and depression with BDI-II. Results: Effort-reward imbalance occurred in 74.7% and was associated with the operational burnout criterion (p=.023), but not anxiety (p=.373); the depression association depended on the cutoff. Conclusions: The most consistent association was effort-reward imbalance with burnout; causality cannot be inferred.

Keywords: Health Personnel; Burnout, Psychological; Anxiety; Depression; COVID-19.

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Published

2026-11-13

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Memoria - Resultados Originales

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Individual and work-related factors associated with burnout, anxiety, and depression among healthcare personnel in a COVID-19 area of a General Hospital in Mexico City during the COVID-19 pandemic. (2026). Revista Red De Investigación En Salud En El Trabajo, 9(S7), 71-72. https://rist.zaragoza.unam.mx/act/index.php/rist/article/view/81

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