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A salaried compensation model for postanesthesia nurses.

Authors: M E, Mushala; M A, Henderson;

A salaried compensation model for postanesthesia nurses.

Abstract

Health care organizations involved in innovative and creative work redesign projects may find traditional pay structures inadequate to meet the needs of the changing environment. The idea of salaried compensation for registered nurses is not unprecedented. However, few salaried compensation models for nurses are described in the literature. This article presents a model that we believe will be of particular interest to nurses in PACUs, because its design allows for adequate call coverage plus flexibility in scheduling. In addition, this compensation model eliminates incidental overtime, thus allowing for a more predictable salary budget.

Keywords

Models, Economic, Salaries and Fringe Benefits, Personnel Staffing and Scheduling, Workforce, Humans, Models, Nursing, Postanesthesia Nursing

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