Occupational stress and coping behavior among medical professionals

The article presents the results of an assessment of the implemented coping strategies among medical workers providing medical care during the pandemic of the new coronavirus infection COVID-19. An assessment was made of the specifics of the implementation of coping strategies among doctors of therapeutic specialties, doctors of surgical specialties, nurses working in a specialized COVID-19 hospital, a multidisciplinary hospital, and a polyclinic during the pandemic of the new coronavirus infection COVID19. It is shown that the impact of increased occupational stress leads to an increase in the need for coping strategies among medical professionals, mainly working in a repurposed infectious diseases hospital, multidisciplinary hospital and polyclinics. When identifying occupational stress factors and signs of professional burnout, it is proposed to evaluate the implemented coping strategies within the framework of periodic medical examinations of medical work ers working in high-epidemic risk situations.