Observational study reveals stabilized mental health and burnout in healthcare workers over one year, highlighting resilience and support as protective factors.
Healthcare workers' occupational and mental health stabilized or improved between three and 12 months after the pandemic onset. The predominant protective factors against burnout remained resilience and perceived organizational support. For PTSD, anxiety and depression, resilience and social support were important factors over time.
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