Impact of redeployment on healthcare staff well-being and retention: a survey of staff in the UK National Health Service

The findings highlight the negative impacts associated with staff redeployment and challenges to staff health, well-being and disposition to remain employed in healthcare. Despite a growing consensus regarding the need to support the redeployed, evidence regarding 'what works' remains under-researched. Such insight is particularly pertinent given the growing interest in technological solutions for a more agile workforce, where deployment flexibility is a key feature.

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BMJ Open
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2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2025-107785
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Healthcare Systems and Challenges
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Impact of redeployment on healthcare staff well-being and retention: a survey of staff in the UK National Health Service

R.H. Glendinning, Rachel O’Hara, Andrew Weyman
BMJ Open
Healthcare Systems and Challenges
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Impact of redeployment on healthcare staff well-being and retention: a survey of staff in the UK National Health Service

R.H. Glendinning, Rachel O’Hara, Andrew Weyman
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Abstract

The findings highlight the negative impacts associated with staff redeployment and challenges to staff health, well-being and disposition to remain employed in healthcare. Despite a growing consensus regarding the need to support the redeployed, evidence regarding 'what works' remains under-researched. Such insight is particularly pertinent given the growing interest in technological solutions for a more agile workforce, where deployment flexibility is a key feature.

BMJ OpenVol. 16(2)
University of Bath (GB), University of Sheffield (GB)
University of Bath, Economic and Social Research Council
Decent work and economic growth
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Healthcare Systems and Challenges
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