Flexible shift patterns - Acute and Urgent Care

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1. Where do you currently work? *

Inpatient Setting
Community Team
24hr Crisis Services
Other (please specify):

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2. What is your role? *

Nurse
Occupational Therapist
Psychologist
HCSW
Occupational Health Technician
Psychology Assistant
Other

3. What shifts patterns does your team / service operate?

Early / Late / Night shifts
Early / Late shifts
9 - 5 Service
Other

Comments: Please give more detail regarding your shift pattern where you have ticked 'other'

4. Are you happy with your working shift patterns?

Yes
No

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5. Are you able to be flexible with your daily start and finish times? *

Yes
No

Comments: If no; would you like to have more autonomy over your daily shift start and finish times?

6. Do you feel that your line manager is supportive and open minded regarding flexible working opportunities?

Yes
No

Comments: Please share any views experiences with us

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7. Are you able to regularly choose which days you work? *

Yes
No

Comments: if no; would you like more autonomy over deciding the days you work on a weekly / monthly / long term basis

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8. We are really keen to understand how we can support staff to work more flexible shift patterns across both Inpatient and community teams. If you had a blank sheet of paper and were asked to jot down the perfect working week for you, what would this look like?

Please really think outside of the box and tell us what would work for you! - For example; days only, nights only; varied start and finish times; split shifts; more hrs one day and less another; around school start and finish times; later evenings instead of 9-5; 6pm - 2am; etc. *

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