September 1, 2010
Mixed reviews for 12-hour OR shifts
Perioperative managers and directors give 12-hour shifts mixed reviews. Two-thirds responding to an online survey by OR Manager say they use these extended shifts. On the plus side, they say the shifts help in covering off shifts and weekends and aid recruitment and retention. Negatives include juggling a mix of shifts and filling the gap if a 12-hour person is off. A number expressed misgivings about fatigue and patient safety.
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