Staffing models

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Staffing Models

Staffing Models (pronunciation: /ˈstæfɪŋ ˈmɒdəlz/) are a crucial aspect of Healthcare Management and Human Resource Management in the medical field. They are used to determine the most efficient and effective staffing structure that will support the delivery of high-quality patient care.

Etymology

The term "Staffing Models" is derived from the words "staffing", which refers to the process of hiring and training employees, and "models", which refers to a simplified representation of a system or phenomenon.

Definition

Staffing Models in healthcare are strategic tools used to manage and organize a healthcare workforce. They are designed to match the right number of healthcare professionals with the right skills to the right jobs at the right time. This ensures that healthcare organizations have the necessary workforce to provide safe, quality care to patients.

Types of Staffing Models

There are several types of Staffing Models used in healthcare, including:

Related Terms

  • Workforce Planning: The process of ensuring that an organization has the right people with the right skills in the right place at the right time.
  • Patient Acuity: A measure of the complexity of care required by a patient.
  • Healthcare Workforce: The group of healthcare professionals who provide care to patients.

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