The Status Quo of Doctors’ Occupational Burnout and Its Correlation with the Cognition of Doctor-patient Relationship Tensity

Introduction To understand the status quo of doctors’ occupational burnout, analyze correlation between burnout and cognition tensity doctor-patient relationship (DPR). Material methods Take 265 doctors in a general hospital China as respondents, conduct survey degree with Maslach Burnout Inventory, score cognitive quantification DPR Difficult Doctor-Patient Relationship Questionnaire-8, them. The quantitative scores were also given to 782 inpatients compared scores. Results degrees doctors, including three dimensions emotional exhaustion, depersonalization sense personal achievement, high. proportions moderate or more 49.8%, 53.2% 48.7%, respectively. There was statistical difference among different ages professional titles (P<0.05). Doctors’ significantly worse than patients’ (P<0.01). exhaustion dehumanization positively correlated poor (P<0.001). achievement negatively Conclusions age title are important factors that affect high burnout. Doctors do not have positive tensity, which is from patiens. closely related doctors.