Conclusions
In the current scenario, wherein the evidence-based treatment for COVID-19 appears at least many months away, a systematic and multifaceted approach is required to mitigate the webinar fatigue and burnout. Webinar hosts should be trained in adopting best practices, promoting group interactions and breaking longer content while the end-users should be educated to embrace digital hygiene as a modality to overcome the risk of webinar fatigue and burnout. Awareness about webinar fatigue and the importance of “less is more” and “quality rather than frequency” with regard to webinars should be campaigned massively. There is a need for webinar fatigue risk management system that includes education, policies, practices, and environmental changes for prevention, early diagnosis, and management.