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- Apr 2023
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library.scholarcy.com library.scholarcy.com
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To determine the impact that this nonproductive time has on the staffing demand, divide the average number of nonproductive hours per FTE by 2,080 hours (number of hours one FTE would work in 1 year without taking any time off). The resulting number is the Figure 4: Add percentage of nonproductive time
Formula is incorrect. Applying the ratio of nonproductive to total time to only the productive FTEs will produce a shortfall in expected total FTEs needed to meet the budget assumptions for patient care, time off, and education
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- Sep 2018
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listedtech.com listedtech.com