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  • In preparation for the peak of the first wave of COVID-19, many healthcare organisations implemented emergency rotas to ensure they were adequately staffed These rotas - while addressing the acute issues - are in many cases not sustainable As we move past the peak and services start resuming, many organisations need to reassess their rotas There are considerable wellbeing benefits to optimal rostering In this article we discuss how best to achieve this and suggest a number of key principles, including the following: involvement of staff affected by the rota;taking into account individual circumstances;building in flexibility and adequate time for rest;and designing rotas for different grades of staff together to create stable teams
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  • Future_Healthcare_Journal
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  • WHO
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  • Rostering in a pandemic: Sustainability is key
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  • #890680
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  • 2020

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