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An enhancing junior doctors working lives (EJDWL) event

An enhancing junior doctors working lives (EJDWL) event hosted by NHS England for:

  • Doctors in training
  • Guardians of Safeworking

National guidance encourages the use of e-rostering for medics and it is increasingly likely that doctors in training will encounter an e-rota while working in secondary care.

However, doctors’ knowledge of e-rostering is often limited to previous experience, which can make it difficult to know whether they are benefiting from all the features available.  

This lunchtime webinar aims to educate doctors on the range of features available, and empower them to engage with and improve e-rostering at their workplace. 

As well as an introductory talk from doctors in training in the EJDWL team, hear real world examples from doctors on how they have engaged with and improved e-rostering, and learn how you can do the same at your workplace and nationally. 

Speakers:

  • Professor Robert Galloway - Helping to solve NHS challenges with a workforce first approachED consultant championing annualised rotas with self-preferencing, University Hospitals Sussex.
  • Dr Daniel BarryAnaesthetic trainee and co-founder of dbrotas, Wessex School of Anaesthetics.
  • Dr Mark Johnson - Personalised Pay - Proving the 'impossible' is possibleMedical registrar and Board Affiliate, championed personalised rotas and pay at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust.
  • Dr Nicholas Turner, Dr Jack Haywood, Dr Kavir MatharuNational Medical Director's Clinical Fellows EJDWL working group members.

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