Almost 2000 colleagues - 35% - have so far had their say in the NHS Staff Survey.
We're aiming to beat last year's response rate of 51%, and the engagement team is poised and ready with iPads and can come to your area to help colleagues have their say.
Sam (left) and Anya (right), from the team, are pictured here with ward clerk Nollaig Byrne and midwife Jessica Craner on the HRI Birth Centre, showing them just how easy it is to fill in.
They will help colleagues locate their individual survey in their emails and set them off completing it. They can also help with what the questions might mean too.
With just over a forttnight until the survey closes on Friday 29th November, it's important as many colleagues as possible fill in their survey because the higher the response rate, the more confident we can be that the survey findings are representative of colleagues' views at CHFT as a whole.
If you would like Anya and Sam to come to your area please email engagementteam@cht.nhs.uk - and please arrange to release colleagues to give them the time to do it.
Here are some of the most commonly asked questions about the survey:
Q - Who are Picker and is it anonymous? Q - What devices can I complete it on? You can complete the survey on your phone/tablet if you have access to work emails or on your computer at work. Those colleagues on maternity leave it is pen and paper! Q - Will I get a reminder? Those colleagues who haven't yet completed it get an email reminder every Monday. If you have 365 then don't forget to check both your Focused and Other email folders. Q - What happens with the results? Q - What happens if I miss the closing date? Q - Do I have to complete the survey? This is your opportunity to give your opinion and view about our Trust. It is important that as many staff members as possible complete the questionnaire. The higher the survey response rate, the more confident we can be that the survey findings are representative of the views of staff at the organisation as a whole. |