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Staff management. Soft solutions.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 30 Nov 2006 English Journal:The Health service journal, volume 116 (issn: 0952-2271, Copyright policy )
Authors: Stuart, Shepherd;

pmid: 17039721

Staff management. Soft solutions.

Abstract

The projected spend on NHS agency staff for 2005-06 is around pounds sterling 1bn. Some trusts spend significantly more than 10 per cent of their total pay bill on non-NHS staff. NHS Employers points to huge potential savings from e-rostering. The software dramatically cuts time spent preparing rotas and also produces useful management information.

Keywords

Personnel Administration, Hospital, Hospitals, Public, Software, State Medicine, United Kingdom

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