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Programme: BTEC Higher National Diploma in Healthcare Practice

Unit Title and Number: Human Resource Management in Healthcare (Unit 29)

RQF Level and Credit value: 5: 15 credits

Unit Code: H/616/1664

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Email: a.amponsah@mrcollege.ac.uk

Date Set: 6th January 2022

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Table of Contents
Introduction...............................................................................................................................4
LO1 Discuss the processes involved in the recruitment of staff relevant to own setting.........4
P1 Discuss the factors to be considered when planning and undertaking the recruitment
of staff in own healthcare setting...........................................................................................4
P2 Analyze how HR management teams could ensure staff are retained in own healthcare
setting.....................................................................................................................................5
M1 Evaluate the impact on healthcare settings of poor management of recruitment
processes................................................................................................................................6
LO2 Review how staff are monitored and supported on a regular basis..................................8
P3 Analyse the performance monitoring systems available to management.......................8
P4 Discuss how the HR department supports staff through complex or difficult processes.8
M2 Critically assess the challenges faced in implementing systems of support and
monitoring of staff................................................................................................................10
LO3 Recognise the legal and ethical responsibilities of human resource management.........11
P5 Compare different legal responsibilities of the HR department when recruiting or
retaining staff.......................................................................................................................11
P6 Discuss ethical responsibilities that HR departments have with regard to their staff....11
LO4 Plan for own learning requirements relevant to managing staff.....................................12
P7 Illustrate in detail the current mandatory training requirements of own setting for
workers in different roles.....................................................................................................12
M4 Evaluate own role in the training of staff in own setting...............................................13
Conclusion................................................................................................................................14
References................................................................................................................................15

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Introduction

For some years now, the idea of the difficulties that 21st century companies will
encounter to survive and develop, unless they get better performance from their
employees, has become entrenched. Most executives understand that cutthroat
competition will require more effective learning, greater delegation of authority, and
greater commitment from the stakeholders working in a company (Akpan, 2019). In order
for the HR function to effectively contribute to increasing the competitiveness of a
company, two conditions are necessary: (1) incorporate into health and social care
organisation the necessary human capacities to carry out the defined strategy and (2)
ensure the functioning of the programs and human resource practices to effectively
implement the strategy (Yusliza, et al., 2019).

Out of every other HR operation, recruitment and selection is one of the primary
tasks in which the HR require adequate skills and knowledge to conduct their operations
and recruit suitable employees for the firm (Papa, et al., 2018). The undertaken assignment
revolves around the recruitment and selection practices of staff in health and social care
sector focusing on the areas where the HR can work on improving their skills, and overcome
the problems they face in handling HR related problems during and after the recruitment
process. It also intends to discuss the nature of staff monitoring and support practices
alongside ethical and legal responsibilities of HRM based on personal experience and
learning in the work setting.

LO1 Discuss the processes involved in the recruitment of staff relevant to own setting

P1 Discuss the factors to be considered when planning and undertaking the recruitment of
staff in own healthcare setting

The process of recruitment and selection require the HR to work on developing its
internal resources following the elements which can support the company to improve its
performance (Woodhams, 2012). Recruitment can be defined as the process in which an HR
work on adopting, shortlisting, selecting, and appointing the candidates for the firm so that
it can manage its operations successfully. In addition, the planning and management of
employee recruitment require the firm/HR to work on the factors that directly influence the
firm’s operations (Fobian & Maloa, 2020), in the undertaken healthcare setting, the factors
directly influencing the recruitment process will include,

Cost: the element of cost in recruitment is important as it directly influence the

process, it is a known fact that recruitment and selection process is expensive, especially
when recruiting for healthcare organization because it requires utmost consideration to the
needs of the service user (Fobian & Maloa, 2020). The candidates are required to be
professional so that they are able to care for their patients, and it is not necessary that every
healthcare facility have the adequate funding sources to recruitment or freshly train new
employees to complete the required job. Furthermore, companies are also required to have
funds to advertise for the opening vacancies in newspapers, social media, job portals, etc
(Victor & Hoole, 2017).

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 Legislation: According to the UK standards, every HR handling the recruitment and
selection process are required to follow Employment Rights Act 1996, Maternity leaves and
redundancy, National Minimum Wage Act 1998, standards for dismissal, Equality Act 2010
and Agency Workers Regulations 2010 to support the whole process under the governing
body regulation. Working in the health and social care organization, it is important for the
HR to follow the legislation conducting the recruitment process to develop policies and
recruit the right employees in the health and social care setting to avoid any legal problem
(Woodhams, 2012).

Time taken for recruitment or hiring process: the process of recruitment, selection,
and training require the HR to invest a lot of time, therefore, when an employee leave
without an adequate reason, HR face problems in managing their time. Working as a
manager in the health and social care firm, HR is requiring to be quick in recruiting the
shortlisted candidates to manage their operations successfully and ensure that the
workplace is stabilised (Victor & Hoole, 2017).

Training and Development Needs: HR of the firms are required to train the recruited
and selected individuals with adequate standards and principles suitable to the needs of the
company or health and social care institution. In general, the HR in the firm is required to
train the new and old employees with the changing needs of service user in the region so
that they are given the proper care according to the UK legislation (Papa, et al., 2018).

P2 Analyze how HR management teams could ensure staff are retained in own
healthcare setting

Having a steady labor force extra time assists organizations with handling long haul
projects with more noteworthy certifications of progress. Staff maintenance ought to thusly
be an essential need. At the point when an organization is going to embrace a choice cycle,
it is normal for it to contribute a lot of Human and monetary Resources in such a delicate
cycle (Meyers, 2020). In any case, this work could be squandered if, after the consolidation
of new representatives, a similar interest isn't placed into further developing staff
maintenance. Worker maintenance can mean an increase in seriousness and efficiency
contrasted with organizations with elevated degrees of staff turnover (Victor & Hoole,
2017).

This is affected by both the functional problems got from flimsiness and changes in
the labor force and the absence of responsibility of the specialists. Holding the best ability is
an incredible venture for what's in store. Numerous specialists regarding this situation like
to discuss "faithfulness" to ability as opposed to "holding" it (Festing & Tekieli, 2018). In this
way, to work on the organization's effectiveness, a portion of the key techniques
incorporate,

1. Employ the right profiles

Ordinarily, worker issues start from some unacceptable methodology during the
enrolling system. To that end both the new employee screenings and the remainder of the
up-and-comer assessment procedures are adjusted to the quest for proficient profiles that

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fit the elements of medical services organization. Enrollment and determination
programming assist with wiping out predisposition during the employing system and
permits the underlying screening of up-and-comers that are hypothetically least viable with
medical care organization (Rees & Smith, 2017).

2. Improvement of the workplace

Numerous representatives start to need to leave the organization when their

workplace doesn't satisfy them or has perceptibly disintegrated. Guessing what is happening
is fundamental to keep laborers from needing to leave, so it is fitting to utilize worker study
programming. This resource permits knowing the assessments of the specialists,
distinguishing parts of progress and acting rapidly when issues are seen that could
deteriorate and subsequently work with the maintenance of genuinely skilled faculty. It
likewise enjoys the benefit that, by utilizing overviews consistently, we can actually take a
look at the development of representative assessment (Emmott, 2016).

3. Motivating force and acknowledgment plans

Hardly any representatives endure that their work goes apparently inconspicuous in
the medical services establishment. It isn't so much that that they need commendation each
time they effectively complete an undertaking, yet they really do like the organization to
perceive their work and their benefits. Worker motivating force and acknowledgment plans
are important to support responsibility. To hold capable staff by properly esteeming their
outcomes, an exhibition examination programming offers basic answers for measure the
effect of the laborer, record their presentation and, at last, perceive their endeavors.
Furthermore, it additionally permits HR to offer criticism to assist workers with getting to
the next level (Udekwe & Andre, 2017).

4. Vocation plans

Having genuine choices for inward advancement is a strong motivation for worker
maintenance. On the off chance that they feel that their work and responsibility could lead
them to develop expertly inside the organization, they will genuinely want to look for better
circumstances in different organizations. Preparing programming can be extremely helpful
to prepare the specialist to take on new obligations (Emmott, 2016).

5. Family and work compromise

Work adaptability is one of the motivators generally esteemed by representatives.

Measures, for example, teleworking or more noteworthy offices for coordinating the
functioning day make it simpler for workers to accommodate everyday life. Along these
lines, the gamble of acquiescence is decreased assuming the fundamental explanation is the
need to take care of individual matters (Rees & Smith, 2017).

6. Undivided attention

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 One of the most valuable individual maintenance methods is to keep numerous
channels of correspondence open with staff. Regularly, workers' disappointments come
from the way that they don't feel paid attention to by chiefs or the executives or from the
inclination that their thoughts and issues are not important to any of their bosses. The HR
gateway empowers a confidential space so workers can oversee various parts of their
circumstance in the organization and, simultaneously, stay in touch with those liable for the
groups (Obedgiu, 2017).

M1 Evaluate the impact on healthcare settings of poor management of recruitment

processes

The financial and political circumstance of the country toward the start of 2020
makes the human ability choice cycles more unequivocal than any other time in recent
memory. Finding quality ability arranged to fill vital situations in wellbeing and social
consideration is truly a test, and sadly there are many situations where those picked go out
to be not the best choice (Rees & Smith, 2017). Notwithstanding, there is immediate result
of unfortunate administration of enrollment process inside the wellbeing and social
consideration organization (Woodhams, 2012), some of them are recorded and made sense
of beneath,

Increment staff turnover - A terrible employing of work force will require restarting
the recruiting system. Similarly, it will require investment to change and further develop the
determination apparatuses, to stay away from not rehashing the mix-up, and efficiency and
the picture of the organization being impacted (Pushkin, 2016). Allow us additionally to
recollect that the expectation to absorb information of new ability can be slow, and by
needing the help of different specialists to adjust, important organization resources are
consumed. To that end we can't bear to fall flat (Rees & Smith, 2017).

Influences the spending plan - If we discuss financial misfortunes, the expense of

restarting a choice cycle is roughly 20% of the compensation of the position. This
straightforwardly influences the spending plan and expenses of the organization, as well as
those got from a possible excusal. There are organizations with a high turnover of staff
because of unfortunate choice cycles and the reiteration of this present circumstance can
amount to huge yearly misfortunes (Rubel, et al., 2018).

It creates an unfortunate workplace - Hiring improper faculty affects the staff that
as of now has a place with the organization, since it cultivates a shaky workplace and decays
the hierarchical culture. It is fitting to enlist faculty who adjust to the business culture, who
propel representatives and who comprehend the mission of the association, this together
makes the interest in recruiting beneficial (Woodhams, 2012).

Loss of clients and benefits - A terrible recruit by implication implies the deficiency
of clients and benefits, since the typical season of an enrollment interaction for initiative or
administrative positions is 3.5 months. It is suggested, particularly in key positions, don't

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superfluously protract the cycles, as this can prompt extraordinary misfortunes for the
organization (Papa, et al., 2018).

Lost Opportunities - 23% of associations wrongly survey the capacities of their

competitors. Also, 27% of associations believe the extended employing time frame to be the
greatest consider the powerlessness to enlist and installed gifted pioneers. Organizations
wind up missing great ability, as the best individuals are much of the time inaccessible in
something like ten days, frequently winding up in rivalry. For the master, mechanical devices
with logical help assume a key part today, assisting with being more proficient in the
determination and abbreviate cutoff times (Udekwe & Andre, 2017). There are as of now
evaluation stages that mechanize and smooth out ability distinguishing proof cycles, for
example, Mettl, which even permits wellbeing and social consideration area to make their
own customized appraisals. Likewise, it gives more prominent security in the sending of
assessments since it has online far off reconnaissance, creating efficiencies in time and
resources by exploiting innovation with a serious level of viability (Festing & Tekieli, 2018).

LO2 Review how staff are monitored and supported on a regular basis

P3 Analyse the performance monitoring systems available to management

In organizations it is essential to assess the work group, this is on the grounds that the
progress of the association depends to a great extent on the presentation of individuals ,
and for however long it is estimated and checked, it will be feasible to decide and make
moves pointed toward getting improved brings about organization efficiency (Victor &
Hoole, 2017). Execution the board and assessment are two complex capabilities that all
administrators should perform with the group under their charge; Mainly, in light of the fact
that human creatures are being qualified with feelings, discernments and experiential
circumstances however different as they may be substantial (Christy, 2015). A portion of the
satisfactory presentation observing frameworks accessible for the wellbeing and social
consideration association are as followed,

360 degree assessment - It is a human ability the board device that comprises of a complete
assessment which is utilized to quantify the abilities of representatives in an organization.
This assessment depends on the connections that the representative has, so that criticism is
a vital component to assess the exhibition of the specialists, the groups and the associations
wherein they are found (Victor & Hoole, 2017). A portion of the primary purposes given to
this assessment in organizations are the accompanying:

• Measure the exhibition of human ability.

• Evaluate capabilities.
• Configuration learning and improvement programs.
• Act as a reason for executing vocation and progression plans.

The reason for the 360-degree execution assessment is to give the partner criticism to work
on their presentation and conduct in a more goal way by having various perspectives and
points of view that come from supervisors, partners, subordinates, inside clients, and so on.

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Moreover, it is vital to remark that a self-evaluation ought to be remembered for the cycle,
since this permits the individual to introspect and picture their presentation. Along these
lines, by having the viewpoint of the assessed individual and the input of others, keeping an
equilibrium and the best conceivable objectivity is conceivable (Hong, et al., 2020).

Execution Evaluation System - A presentation assessment framework is a device that

permits you to get truly dependable and continually refreshed information on work
execution in any organization. The exhibition program utilizes various markers to offer an
accurate image of the presentation of the labor force overall or of any representative
specifically. The presentation assessment framework additionally produces benefits for both
the organization and the workers, since it supports great practices and permits the work of
the staff to be perceived. In particular, it offers a huge number of information on the
exhibition of every laborer and decreases oblivious predisposition while estimating their
presentation (Christy, 2015).

P4 Discuss how the HR department supports staff through complex or difficult

processes

Many times, due to the stress and volume of work that each collaborator handles, conflicts
are almost necessary to resolve differences within the team. However, for these discussions
to be healthy, they need to take place in controlled environments where rumors,
speculations are eliminated and, above all, the proliferation of other discussions that end up
directly affecting the company's productivity is avoided (Rubel, et al., 2018). Despite
everything, the HR is often not well prepared for these situations because the organization
assumes that its employees know that they must maintain harmonious and happy
relationships, without even training or supporting them to make this happen. In addition to
this, the internal policies and procedures in HR that seek to solve this type of situation
worsen the discussion due to the formalism and the excess of obstacles that exist (Obedgiu,
2017). It is important for the HR to work on adequate strategic approach to handle difficult
and complex situation, some of the situations include,

Prioritize

Many managers believe that people should resolve their conflicts as responsible adults.
Based on this idea, they do not give the necessary importance or support to these
procedures. It is a mistake to think that a discussion between two collaborators is
insignificant for the entire company, since the cost of ignoring this type of situation is
enormous in terms of organizational climate (Emmott, 2016). Conflict is an integral part of
working life, but as these discussions go unresolved they begin to grow and cause people to
waste time fighting, speculating, telling their colleagues and creating an unproductive and
unmotivated environment in the company. In the case of the UK, unresolved conflicts cost
the nation £33bn a year. Furthermore, when these conflicts grow, the level of absenteeism,
desertion and stress increases proportionally in the company (Papa, et al., 2018).

Act on time

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The moment the offenses begin, the accusations begin and a kind of confrontation begins to
form between several people, the HR team must enter to mediate. The HR should never do
it looking for a culprit, but understanding that a Solomonic solution must be reached and
that everything is in common agreement (Festing & Tekieli, 2018).

Differentiate conflicts

There is a monumental difference between debate and fight. Divided opinions are necessary
for creativity, innovation, and problem solving or procedure improvement. However, a
dysfunctional conflict, which does not contribute anything to the company, can trigger
harassment, intimidation and even workplace discrimination. If the debate is not healthy,
respecting its limits, without offending anyone, then there should be no room for its growth.
The HR team must be aware that offensive jokes or pranks do not start in these debates,
that no one discredits the opinion of another person and that the stress levels are tolerable
for all those who participate in the exercise (Woodhams, 2012).

Face to face

The HR team must understand that in a digital age in which everything is registered in the
mail, people are losing the ability to relate and solve things face to face. It is necessary to
find a controlled space in which HR is only a moderator between the two parties that are
discussing. Expressing feelings and thoughts is optimal to create a cathartic process in which
agreement can be reached. Letting off steam while maintaining the limits of respect is
healthy for everyone (Cheema & Javed, 2017).

Training

There are courses for everything. It is of utmost importance that both the manager and the
HR team have the necessary training to deal with this type of situation. It is not enough to
be a good leader or a great organizer, it is important that everyone knows how to deal with
this type of conflict that is so common within companies in a healthy and controlled manner
(Rubel, et al., 2018).

M2 Critically assess the challenges faced in implementing systems of support and

monitoring of staff

As in any activity, there are always difficulties and challenges. However, this department has
to deal with business requests and at the same time with each of the needs of future
employees for certain companies. These are the challenges of HR. (Victor & Hoole, 2017)

Lack of Leadership and motivation

HR should aim to keep employees satisfied in order for them to identify with the
organization and increase their productivity. Maintaining leadership focused on motivation
is an essential element. For this, a dynamic and transparent labor motivation system is
implemented. Some of the most used motivational techniques in HR management are:

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offering incentives, improving family and work reconciliation, recognizing the work of
workers, providing training and career plans and fostering the spirit of enterprise. HR must
be headed by a competent leader who helps develop the company's human capital.
Remember, leading is not commanding. The boss commands, while a leader gets others to
follow him without any need to impose his opinion. In addition, a good boss knows how to
motivate the group and can lead a team to its highest level because he is an example to
follow before everyone (Hong, et al., 2020).

Lack of detection and retention of internal talent

The second great challenge of the HR department is knowing how to detect, build loyalty
and retain the company's internal talent. In the same way that it is cheaper to retain
customers than to attract new ones, the same thing happens with workers. To successfully
retain talent and avoid flight, it is necessary to: hire people compatible with the culture,
offer a good work environment, cultivate internal communication, offer the possibility of
professional growth and give and ask for constructive feedback (Cheema & Javed, 2017).

Challenge of HR management in training

In HRM, training should be considered as one of the strategic elements. Its objectives are
the training of employees, the development of their skills and the promotion of their
attitudes. Investing in training has many benefits, both for the workers and for the company:
it favors personal and professional growth, it raises the level of satisfaction in the job. In
addition, it improves productivity, retains talent and promotes internal recruitment (Victor
& Hoole, 2017).

LO3 Recognise the legal and ethical responsibilities of human resource management

P5 Compare different legal responsibilities of the HR department when recruiting or

retaining staff

Work movement in business conditions turns out to be more mind boggling step by step, so
the faculty devoted to overseeing HR should be continually refreshed to do their capability.
In this sense, you ought to primarily know the HR regulations so as not to open the
organization to awful results. HR (HR) experts are liable for decisively overseeing workers
inside an association while agreeing with regulations administering representative privileges
and boss commitments. Assuming an association disregards these complex and always
evolving guidelines, it opens itself to risk, including claims, monetary misfortune, and
reputational harm. Since resistance can have such serious outcomes, there is a popularity
for industry laborers, like business legal advisors , who have information on HR regulation
and normal legitimate issues in the work environment (Festing & Tekieli, 2018).

Despite the sufficient variety of types of contracts, when hiring in a public association, most
often it is a question of concluding an employment contract with an employee. The
interview is usually conducted by an employee of the personnel department in person or in
the presence of a representative of the administration, the director of a public association. If
necessary, an additional declaration of income, an insurance certificate, a medical report on

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the state of health, etc., can be additionally requested for presentation, however, such
requirements must be justified by the specifics of the job for which the citizen is applying,
and their presentation is provided for by legislative acts (Christy, 2015).

When interviewing an applicant, an employee of the personnel department should pay

attention to compliance with Employment Rights act to individual citizens to conclude an
employment contract), because the requirements specified in this article are also obligatory
for public associations. In case of refusal, the employer is obliged to notify the applicant in
writing of his motives (this can be done by an employee of the personnel department or
secretary by mail or by handing it against receipt). The obligation of the employer to notify
the citizen or the authorized state body of the motives for refusing to conclude an
employment contract, provided for in the second part of Article 16, applies only to the
citizens listed in the first part of the article, i.e. only to those who are provided with special
guarantees by law (Christy, 2015).

In cases not provided, the employer has the right to refuse to conclude an employment
contract for any reason, except for those that may be considered discriminatory. At the
same time, the employer is not obliged to notify the motives for refusing to hire either in
writing or orally (Christy, 2015).

P6 Discuss ethical responsibilities that HR departments have with regard to their staff
Wellbeing, security and morals are high needs in the space of HR. Business standards and
morals, or scarcity in that department, can significantly affect an association's workers, its
primary concern, and how clients and purchasers view notoriety. Thus, morals is of principal
significance to HR since it is an impression of the organization and its overall strategic
policies. On the off chance that the HR group doesn't have sufficient staffing plans,
representative relations, preparing and advancement, and maintenance endeavors, the
organization is possible set out toward disappointment (Udekwe & Andre, 2017). The
significance of HR morals here can't be undervalued. At the point when representatives join
the organization, they trust the HR group to practice great judgment during the recruiting
system, yet all through their residency with the organization. Proficient morals in the HR
region is fundamental to guarantee a decent Employee Experience methodology (Victor and
Hoole, 2017).
A Reuters report underscores the obligation that HR have for the vital frameworks and
cycles that can uphold the powerful conveyance of the messages that the association wishes
to convey about morals. Through the HR Manager, morals can be given validity and lined up
with the manner in which organizations work. With their aptitude in change the executives
and inward correspondences, and by working in association with those answerable for
moral execution inside their association, the HR chief can assist with coordinating morals
into cycles, for example, manager marking, enlistment, acceptance, execution assessment,
maintenance, inspiration and preparing (Narayanan, et al., 2019).
HR likewise plays a significant part to play in checking how moral qualities are coordinated.
Staff reviews, evaluations, and offboarding meetings can give significant experiences into
whether the organization's moral qualities are imbued, as well as giving ways of surveying
how well the morals program is functioning and whether the organization is satisfying its

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norms values in rehearses. There is the situation of organizations that try to win prizes or
acknowledgments in CSR without having rebuilt their approaches on human freedoms, work
regulation, corresponding to the climate, that is to say, without expecting morals in the
administration of their HR (Carter, et al., 2017).
There can be no CSR without ethics. Ethics is the foundation of CSR. Companies must make
an adjustment in this regard. There will be no shortage of those who maintain that to make
this adjustment effective, tools such as codes of ethics are required. But I wonder if those
codes can really work. A code works like a law within the company. And here we must
distinguish the legal field from the ethical field. What is legal is not necessarily ethical. For
example, the minimum wage is legal. But the question is whether that minimum wage is
ethical. Then I would have to find out if with that salary people can access the minimum
they need to live with dignity (Festing & Tekieli, 2018).

LO4 Plan for own learning requirements relevant to managing staff

P7 Illustrate in detail the current mandatory training requirements of own setting for
workers in different roles
From what I have learned is that HR management in the health sector poses a series of
challenges, such as the planning of rotating shifts , the training of employees or the
recruitment of qualified personnel, among others. To this must be added the pandemic
situation of recent years that has especially affected the health sector (Rubel, et al., 2018).
In order to set perspective, I have worked on my experience the current complex scenario
poses great challenges for the health sector, which is why a health company must have a
solid HR team, capable of assuming and dealing with various situation. The HR manager in
my organisation have worked on attracting and hiring the best professionals . However, the
need for highly specialized staff is the first challenge (Narayanan, et al., 2019).
From what I have seen is that the number of candidates in our sector is usually limited
because advanced degrees or very specific training are required depending on the position
to be filled. HR managers will have to be well prepared to face this challenge and
understand how to find the best candidate for a selection process. In line with the above,
our organisation have worked on taking talent management is an essential section. If in any
other sector a poorly trained employee is more likely to make mistakes, in the health sector
a mistake can mean the difference between life and death. Therefore, managing and
enhancing the capacities of health personnel is crucial (Christy, 2015). I think that the
development and implementation of a talent management plan is the responsibility of the
HR department. Their managers must design strategies so that new employees know their
responsibilities, schedules and can become familiar with their daily tasks and their new co-
workers (Cheema & Javed, 2017).
Throughout this assignment I have talked about the challenges faced by HR professionals in
the health sector, logistics and shift management is another essential chapter. Health care
faces established appointments and calendars on a daily basis, but it is necessary to be
prepared to act quickly in the event of unforeseen events, emergencies and staff casualties.
The HR department in our organisations have guarantee perfect management of the

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hundreds of rotating shifts for doctors, nurses and residents of a hospital or health center.
HR managers need to make sure those shifts are clearly communicated, easily visible, and
can accommodate last-minute changes. Therefore, in my understanding in this sense,
rotating shift software allows HR managers to digitize time planning, update any changes in
real time and send notifications automatically to health teams (Carter, et al., 2017).

M4 Evaluate own role in the training of staff in own setting

My majors in studies was human resource management, hence i have worked alongside our
HR for staff preparing and improvement focused on constant expert turn of events,
advancement of expert abilities, information and capabilities, as well as working on the
mental qualities of representatives, their capacity to endlessly impart really. In traditional
faculty the executive’s frameworks, preparing is one of the foundations of HR:

• Choice and recruiting of staff

• Staff preparing and advancement, ability the executives
• Pay and inspiration

I have worked on the development of a powerful work force preparing framework is, when
in doubt, a joint assignment of health and social care organisation's administration and the
HR division (Rubel, et al., 2018). An appropriately assembled means of preparing and
advancement of staff is valuable both to the representative and the association:

• Health and social care organisation, creating workers, gets persuaded and
qualified staff, staying aware of the times, which guarantees the compelling turn
of events and seriousness of the association.
• Workers, securing new information and abilities, gain the chance to climb the
profession stepping stool or increment their worth in the work market as a more
educated subject matter expert (Narayanan, et al., 2019).

According to the perspective of financial proficiency, in many businesses it is more

productive for an organisation to create and prepare existing representatives, making an
ability pool, as opposed to purchasing the important abilities and mastery in the work
market (Udekwe & Andre, 2017).

Conclusion

To conclude, it can be said that the recruitment and hiring process that occurs in the
greatest proportion is that of recommendation, which indicates that the process is not
equitable or fair for the rest of the possible applicants in health and social care sector.
Additionally, 54% of the population stated that their skills are not valued and the selected
staff is chosen largely by recommendation. This creates a high degree of distrust in the
recruitment processes. Health and social care sector have a high degree of confidence in the
selection processes, because they adhere to profiles established by their users and select
the most suitable personnel from their databases. It is important to indicate that the
selection process for health and social care companies is very complete because they apply
medical examinations, psycho-technical tests, interviews, home visits, etc. It is necessary for
HR working in health and social care sector to adopt new managerial paradigms and install

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internal processes that guarantee their survival in highly competitive markets; managers
must stop carrying out several activities at once and dedicate themselves to organising their
companies and that order begins by strengthening the hiring system.

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