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This document provides information for creating a duty roster for a 150-bed hospital. It recommends staffing levels based on the number of beds and patient loads in different departments. It then outlines factors to consider when making a duty roster, such as workloads, patient needs, scheduling, and staffing requirements. The document provides a sample duty roster for a 30-patient male medical ward, including the distribution of nurses across morning, evening, and night shifts to meet workload needs in each shift while allowing for time off.
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- 1. DUTY ROSTER
- 2. ESTIMATING STAFF AS PER INDIAN NURSING COUNCILS RECOMMENDATIONS • Estimation for 150 bedded hospital. • There are 3 beds for ICU and 3 beds for CCU, 4 cots in Neo-Natal intensive care units and 2 operation tables in O.T. • On an average 150 patients in medical O.P.D., 70 patients in surgery, 45 in gynae, 125 in ortho and 30 in pediatrics O.P.D. attend hospital. • Nursing Superintendent-1(one is required for 150 beds hospital) • Deputy Nursing Superintendent - 1 (one is required for 150 beds hospital) • Assistant Nursing Superintendent - 2(two for 150 beds and one additional for every 50 beds)
- 3. DUTY ROSTER Duty roster is a systematic representation of the available nurses distribution round the clock for various shifts in the hospital in order to render quality patient care.
- 4. FACTORS AFFECTING DUTY ROSTER OF A WARD 1. Work load index - Work load index quantifies the care needed to be given and the number of nurses required for the case. 2. Patient classification - it identifies degree of nursing care needed by the patients in particular unit. 3. Patients needs- it is important to determine level of case and requirement of performance to that level.
- 5. 4. Scheduling - it is the distribution of nurses on all through shifts of the day. 5. Staffing - it tells average number of nurses needed for the service in a unit round the clock. 6. Daily adjustment - it is provided for an increased or decreased provision of nursing personnel, if work load is below or above the average, need is anticipated.
- 6. CRITERIA FOR MAKING DUTY ROSTER OF A WARD 1. Total number of patients in ward. 2. Number of patients as per categorization (How many completely dependent. How many partially dependent. How many are ambulatory). 3. Number of hours each category of patient require in each shift. 4. Work load calculation for 24 hours for total points of each category.
- 7. 5. Number of total nurses required for nursing case as well as for allowing days off, casual leave, earned leave etc. 6. Number of nurses required in each shift as per the categories of patients or work load index. 7. How many nurses can be given days off or leave daily. To make an even distribution of night and evening shifts you need to calculate how many night shifts and evening shifts minimum each nurse will have to take in a month.
- 8. SAMPLE DUTY ROSTER • Placed below is the information required for making a duty roster. 1. Name of the ward :Male medical ward• 2. Total patients 30 3. Categorization of patients and number of hours each category will require in each shift (as per the study conducted at Delhi)
- 10. • Total work load for 30 patients=103.5 hours • each nurse is required to work = 8 hours/day • total number of nurses required = 103 ÷ 8=13= 13 nurses approximately • Total casual leaves, day off, earned leave and sick leaves comes to 156 per year • To meet leave vacancies extra nurses required are=156÷365 ×103÷8=6 approximately. So in total 13+ 6 = 19 nurses will be required for 30 patients.
- 11. DISTRIBUTION OF THESE 19 NURSES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS
- 12. STAFF REQUIREMENT IN EACH SHIFT ACCORDING TO WORK LOAD IN EACH SHIFT 1. Morning shift 52.36 x 13÷103.15 = 7 2. Evening shift 33.15 x 13÷103.15 = 4 3. 13-(7+4) Night shift = 2 • So, we have 7 in morning shift, 4 in evening shift and 2 in night shift. • For 30 patients in male medical ward. • We need to give 8 days off to each nurse and to 19 nurses it will come to 19 x 8 = 152 days off to be given in 30 days. • There is a need of 4 nurses on evening duty daily in the ward means in total 30×4 = 120evening shifts in 30 days.
- 13. • For even distribution of evening duty 13 nurses will get six evening duties per head (13 x 6 = 78) • 6 nurses well get 7 evening shifts in 30 days (6 x 7=42) • 78 +42=120. Evening duties will be covered. • For night duty, there is a need of two nurses daily in ward for 30 days and in total 30 × 2 = 60 night duties are to be performed. • We have 19 nurses, 16 nurses will perform 3 nights in a month (16 x 3=48) and three nurses will perform 4 nights in a month (3×4 = 12) in total 48+12=60 nights will be covered.