Analysis of the Impact of the Health Status of CDC Staff on Job Performance During COVID-19 Epidemic

The COVID-19 outbreak has seen a dramatic rise in the number of patients and an extreme shortage of medical supplies and specialized human resources. On this background, CDC staff, as the main force in the fight against COVID-19, are prone to physical and mental health problems, but the quality of their work is directly related to the efficiency of the fight against COVID-19. Therefore, while paying attention to the epidemic, we should also pay attention to the impact of the health status of CDC staff on job performance. By analyzing the working conditions and health status of CDC staff, this study constructed a relationship model between the physical and mental health of CDC staff and their work performance, and explored the impact of their occupational emotional exhaustion on the quality of their work, to find ways to maintain a good state of their physical and mental health and to plan the anti-epidemic work scientifically and rationally. This study aims to minimize the health risks of CDC staff involved in fighting COVID-19 and maximize the efficiency of epidemic treatment, and provide a reference for dealing with similar public health emergencies.