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Assessing employee satisfaction and engagement, this staff survey revealed positive trends in supervisor understanding, computer training, and ethics, while highlighting negative trends in staffing, overall organization/resource allocation, and hiring/promotion opportunities. This discussion aims to address these findings and develop an action plan for improvement.
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Staff Survey Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Agenda Purpose of staff survey Findings Discussion Next Steps/Action Plan
Purpose of Staff Survey Important tool for quality improvement Assess the level of satisfaction and engagement of employees Critical issue in attracting and retaining staff
Positive Findings Top 3 Positive Trends in Staff Survey: Your immediate supervisor Computer training Ethics Analysis of the 2012 staff survey showed the above category questions as averaging the highest overall score
Your Immediate Supervisor 78% of staff feel that their supervisor understands their job and is willing to back their employee up when needed (Q #4) 80% of staff feel that they can go to their supervisor(s) with anything and they will take the time to listen and try to correct the situation if needed (Q#5) 80% of staff are satisfied with the job being done by their immediate supervisor (Q#7) 82% of staff feel excellent/very good with the open door policy with their immediate supervisor (Q#35)
Computer Training 80% of staff are knowledgeable of where to store documents on their computer (Q#28) 76% of staff feel excellent or very good with their computer software knowledge in regards to their job (Q#29) 78% of staff have been shown the policy and procedure manual on the hospital’s intranet system (Q#55)
Ethics 86% of staff feel excellent/very good/good in regards to how ethical issues surrounding the hospital are handled by staff (Q#51) 86% of staff feel excellent/very good/good that ethics is a part of daily life at AGH (Q#52) 90% of staff feel excellent/very good/good on how their ethical beliefs coincide with the hospital’s beliefs (Q#53)
Confirm Strengths Agree or Disagree? Discussion
Negative Findings Top 3 Negative Trends in Staff Survey: Staffing Overall Organization/Resource Allocation Hiring, Promoting, Job Opportunity, & Job Security Analysis of the 2012 staff survey showed the above category questions as averaging the overall lowest score
Staffing 63% of staff believe that the staff is well-balanced between the people who supervise work and the people who carry out the work (Q#8) 54% of staff feel all work teams co-operate and communicate well with each other and try to help each other out (Q#9)
Overall Organization/ Resource Allocation 49% of staff believe the Atikokan General Hospital has great success when cutting unnecessary costs (Q#22) 54% of staff understand the decision making process for allocating resources (Q#25) 46% of staff feel local resource allocation decisions never interfere with their ability to do what is medically best for patients (Q#27)
Hiring, Promoting, Job Opportunity, & Job Security 66% of staff feel the Atikokan General Hospital hires the most suitable person for the job (Q#15) 58% of staff believe that when promoting within the Atikokan General Hospital the process is fair and unbiased (Q#16)
Discussion What do you think? Agree or Disagree? What did your team meeting produce?
Next Step/Action Plan What do we need to do to enhance strengths? What do we need to do to resolve negative findings?