Coping behavior and professional burn-out in young persons came through COVID-19 infection
The article presents the results of studying the characteristics of coping behavior and professional burnout in young people who have undergone COVID-19 infection. We examined 183 convalescents who had had COVID-19 infection 6-8 months ago. The main clinical forms of COVID-19 in this study were inapparent form (79 people - 43.17 %), acute respiratory viral infection (67 people -36.61 %), pneumonia without respiratory failure (37 people - 20.22 %). Diagnostics of all clinical cases of COVID-19, examination, treatment and discharge of patients from the hospital were carried out in accordance with regulatory documents. The study showed a high constructiveness of coping strategies for various clinical forms of COVID-19 infections in men and women. It was found that the main coping models in both groups are entering into social contact, seeking social support, cautious actions, assertive actions presented in a different hierarchical sequence for different clinical forms of COVID-19 infection. In the course of studying the indicators of professional burnout in men and women who have undergone COVID-19 infection, attention was drawn to the high level of depersonalization in all clinical forms of the disease. This can affect the preservation of the health of the convalescent and such people, according to indications, need careful medical and psychological support.