Name three parameters to consider when implementing self-scheduling on a unit
What will be an ideal response?
Correct answers should include 3 points from the following list.
o Assign shifts to maximize continuity of care and caregiver.
o Use visual cues on draft schedules to guide appropriate assignment of staffing levels, including knowledge and skill, on a shift-to-shift basis.
o Self-scheduling occurs against a master schedule with a predetermined number of shifts to be filled on a daily and shift-by-shift basis.
o Weekend time periods are clearly defined.
o Full-time and part-time staff must work their budgeted complement and their required percentage of weekend and shift.
o Staff will have equal access to preferred tours on a rotational basis.
o Written scheduling guidelines include a process to reach consensus on the length of time available to each rotational group to choose preferred shifts and negotiate changes.
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