NHS Hospital Employee Research - Catalyst for Action…or Just Another Useless Initiative?

Combining quantitative and qualitative research, this study, undertaken by MORI amongst NHS staff in East Kent (UK), explored experiences of, and attitudes to, working in an NHS Trust, the communication and management style of the organisation, and a range of other variables.

NHS Hospital Staff Research Catalyst for Change, or Just Another Useless Initiative?

Andrew Kingston and Karen Wisdom MORIPeter Barton People At Work Group andVanessa Hine East Kent Hospitals NHS Trust

For every idealisation of hospital life epitomised in Richard Gordon's Doctor books; for every Dr. Kildare; for every Dr. Nookie cheerfully camping it up in the CarryOn films; for every time Groucho Marx's horse doctor saves the day in the sanatorium in A Day at the Races; there's thousands of Accident and Emergency staff working in more pressurised, 'real' conditions. In contrast,...

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