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Shift Schedule Justice And Clinician Outcomes: A Quasi-Experimental Approach, Caroline George May 2024

Shift Schedule Justice And Clinician Outcomes: A Quasi-Experimental Approach, Caroline George

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Emergency Physicians (EPs) work in stressful and unpredictable work environments. Due to these factors and the nature of their work scheduling (in shifts), EPs experience heightened levels of adverse work outcomes. As such, it is important for EPs to believe their shift schedule is fair, and for them to have adequate recovery time away from work. The present research examined the effects of Emergency Department leadership approving a 1-hour increase to EP shifts, equating to roughly two fewer shifts per month (8-hour shifts will become 9-hour shifts). As such, EPs should experience more time off from work per month, allowing …