Using NASA task load index and Maslach burnout inventory for evaluating the subjective mental and physical workload of nurse central surgical installation hospitals Karanganyar

The installation of the Sentral surgical nurse is on duty for medical personnel stationed provide health services to the community. The workload that was given to the installation of the Sentral surgical nurse very fluctuating depending on the patient's condition as well as the type of surgery that is done. The workload associated with the pressure that comes from the boss and family parties pertaining to patient safety will be and the success of an operation, which it was feared would result in decreased productivity and stress due to workload is mental, physically, and emotionally. This prolonged stress can lead to fatigue physical, mental, and emotional that can terminate the occurrence of burnout in nurses. This study was completed using the physical workload measurement methods with% CVL, mental workload using the NASA-TLX, and measurements of burnout with the Maslach Burnout Inventory. The results showed that the installation of the Sentral surgical nurse Karanganyar Hospital levels of burnout is low to moderate. Average physical workload experienced by low-and-medium category entry. Meanwhile, the mental burden experienced by nurses entered the category of high and very high. The purpose of doing research is to know the magnitude of the mental and physical workload and burnout levels experienced nurse Sentral surgical installation to improve productivity.