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Team-based rostering: here’s how to get control over your shifts

A consensus approach to nurse rosters promotes fairness, work-life balance and retention by giving staff a high degree of autonomy over when they work
Posted 27 February 2024 - 10:00
Illustration shows healthcare staff around a table formed from a clock face to suggest a team approach to rostering
 
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