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. 2023 Jan 17;12(1):e001704. doi: 10.1136/bmjoq-2021-001704

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Responses to staff surveys the figure shows staff responses to a questionnaire before roll out, at 2 months and at 6 months (for full questionnaire, see online supplemental Appendix 1). Each panel shows the responses of nurses, doctors and AHPs. Green bars indicate agreement with the statement, red disagreement and grey where users did not know. Ninety-one nurses, 20 doctors, 13 AHPs and 5 with other roles answered the questionnaire before roll out; 68 nurses, 40 doctors, 10 AHP and 5 other roles completed the survey 2 years after roll out during the COVID-19 healthcare crisis, 49% of these staff members were redeployed, with many doctors working in nursing roles. AHPs, allied health professionals; ICU, intensive care unit.