Prevalence and Risk Factors of Burnout Syndrome during COVID-19 Pandemic among Healthcare Providers in Thailand

Table 4

Multivariate analysis for consequences of COVID-19 pandemic related to BOS in both periods of the study.

Variables	1st period (May–Jun)			2nd period (Sep–Oct)
	Odds ratio	95% CI	value	Odds ratio	95% CI	value
Is your workload heavier?
No	Reference	1	1	Reference	1	1
Yes	2.97	2.34–3.78	<0.001	3.76	2.73–5.18	<0.001
Have you had to change your job to less satisfactory one?
No	Reference	1	1	Reference	1	1
Yes	2.31	1.79–3.0	<0.001	1.87	1.38–2.53	<0.001
Do you have any concerns about your health?
No	Reference	1	1	Reference	1	1
Yes	2.02	1.6–2.55	<0.001	2.26	1.6–3.2	<0.001
Do you have any concerns about your family’s health?
No	Reference	1	1	Reference	1	1
Yes	1.73	1.41–2.12	<0.001	2.02	1.54–2.65	<0.001
Do you find it difficult to live in your daily life in the COVID-19^a pandemic?
No	Reference	1	1	Reference	1	1
Yes	3.02	2.3–3.96	<0.001	3.38	2.27–5.04	<0.001
Are you exhausted from wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) whilst caring COVID-19^a patients?
No	Reference	1	1	Reference	1	1
Yes	3.25	2.6–4.06	<0.001	3.21	2.36–4.36	<0.001

^aCOVID-19: coronavirus disease 2019.