The relationship between demographic variables, productivity, and staff burnout among staffs of a hospital located in Ilam city

Background­ and Burnout is one of the causes of reduced job performance and productivity, this syndrome in jobs who deal directly with people are more than other professions may be viewed. This study was conducted to investigate the relationship between demographic variables, efficiency, and staff burnout in a hospital. In this descriptive-analytical study all 100 employees of the hospital were evaluated. People by demographic information, Maslach Burnout questionnaire (MBI) and productivity questionnaire were studied. Data analysis was performed using descriptive and inferential statistics. Findings showed there was a significant correlation between the frequency of emotional exhaustion and reduced personal performance scale (the scale of burnout) with productivity. Burnout in emotional exhaustion scale for 41 to 50 years and reduction of operation scale for 20 to 30 years old had the highest score. Metamorphosis and efficiency in terms of significant differences between the study found, and those with a bachelor's degree and those with postgraduate highest grade metamorphic and more than had the highest productivity. Respondents with less than 8 hours daily working hours are significantly higher productivity. Metamorphosis in nurses has higher scale scores. Productivity in anesthesia was significantly higher than other occupational groups. According to different levels of burnout and its damaging effects on the health of employees, lower productivity and quality of patient care, while more research on the causes of light, especially in institutional factors. It is suggested to adopt the methods of adjusting and preventive action to reduce this phenomenon.