NHS staff survey 2021

NHS staff survey 2021 Each autumn everyone who works in the NHS in England is invited to take part in the NHS Staff Survey. The survey offers a snapshot in time of how people experience their working lives, gathered at the same time each year. The results of the survey report of under-staffing and in the last year, nearly half of staff reported feeling unwell due to work related stress. The survey also asked questions regarding the changes to working life due to the Covid-19 pandemic as well as diversity and inclusion in the workforce and other topics. NHS Staff Surveys

See also:

• NHS staff survey signals urgent need for a workforce strategy The Health Foundation
• ‘Over-stretched teams working in an under-staffed health service’ The King's Fund
• Fall in staff morale a real cause for concern NHS Confederation
•  Exploring and analysing the results of the 2021 NHS Staff Survey NHS Employers
• 2021 NHS Staff Survey: making each voice count NHS England
• Staffing crisis jeopardising safe care, says RCN in response to NHS survey findings Royal College of Nursing
• NHS Staff Survey highlights a number of workforce trends National Health Executive
• Nursing staff are fed up with poor pay, feel burnt out, and are looking to leave Nursing Notes
• NHS staff survey: morale, pay satisfaction and wellbeing declining Personnel Today