Reflective Account Analysis
Reflective Account – Use of A Diary System
In our team we have a duty rota. The details of which are entered and used in a diary system each person is scheduled in for a day of duty on a rotational basis. I enter this into an outlook diary/calendar every 6 months.
I have to check individual personal diaries first to check that the dates I enter for them do not clash with appointments that they already have booked in, also taking into account annual leave.
Once I know what prior appointments or annual leave people have booked I then add people’s names to the diary on a rotational basis trying my best not to give people too many duty days close together. This allows them to have space between duty days as they will have their own work …show more content…
I am then sometimes contacted to make swaps and changes due to commitments that I was not aware of. If this is done early enough then I would be able to swap people about within the diary. After a certain time passes and I judge that changes cannot be made by myself because it would conflict with peoples schedules I ask individuals to speak to colleagues and swap days. I am then informed of these swaps and update the diary accordingly.
Nearing the end of the 6 months that I have scheduled in the diary I begin the process again for the next 6 months.
In our team we have a duty rota. The details of which are entered and used in a diary system each person is scheduled in for a day of duty on a rotational basis. I enter this into an outlook diary/calendar every 6 months.
I have to check individual personal diaries first to check that the dates I enter for them do not clash with appointments that they already have booked in, also taking into account annual
In our team we have a duty rota. The details of which are entered and used in a diary system each person is scheduled in for a day of duty on a rotational basis. I enter this into an outlook diary/calendar every 6 months.
I have to check individual personal diaries first to check that the dates I enter for them do not clash with appointments that they already have booked in, also taking into account annual leave.
Once I know what prior appointments or annual leave people have booked I then add people’s names to the diary on a rotational basis trying my best not to give people too many duty days close together. This allows them to have space between duty days as they will have their own work …show more content…
I am then sometimes contacted to make swaps and changes due to commitments that I was not aware of. If this is done early enough then I would be able to swap people about within the diary. After a certain time passes and I judge that changes cannot be made by myself because it would conflict with peoples schedules I ask individuals to speak to colleagues and swap days. I am then informed of these swaps and update the diary accordingly.
Nearing the end of the 6 months that I have scheduled in the diary I begin the process again for the next 6 months.
In our team we have a duty rota. The details of which are entered and used in a diary system each person is scheduled in for a day of duty on a rotational basis. I enter this into an outlook diary/calendar every 6 months.
I have to check individual personal diaries first to check that the dates I enter for them do not clash with appointments that they already have booked in, also taking into account annual