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The NHS national staff survey is coordinated by the Healthcare Commission. It aims to collect staff views about working in their local trust and to provide detailed information for use by the trusts themselves, the commission and the Department of Health. It also provides useful performance information to other external bodies such as the Health and Safety Executive. These pages give the key survey findings, and a range of guidance and support to help organisations develop local action plans in response to the staff survey, including examples of activity that trusts have successfully implemented to tackle the key action areas identified by the Healthcare Commission. Pages in this section2008 National NHS Staff Survey 2007 staff survey key findings 2006 staff survey key findings Last reviewed 21 Aug 2008 |
