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Changing times

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Changing the shift patterns of the nursing staff of an acute female medical ward with 24 beds saw a rise in the morale of staff and improved patient care. The changes mean each nurse would work five days and have nine days off over a two-week period, and would work every other weekend. The working day has been organized into an early shift starting at 7:30 am and ending at 4 pm, and a late shift between 1 pm and 9:30 pm, with the latter shift overlapping into the night shift by 45 minutes as an aid to communications.

Hospitals

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How effective delegation can build better teams

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A profession like nursing deferring duties makes delegation a key management skill to ensure the delivery of high quality cares and learning to delegate effectively and appropriately is vital in a workplace where actions can have life-or-death consequences. The process of delegation that is approached in four stages is presented.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Management-Delegation, Methods, Company business management, Delegation of authority

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One of the team

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Issues are presented concerning the methods which are used by National Health Service Hospital Trusts to facilitate the integration of newly qualified nurses into existing teams.

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