The phrase "adaptation of staff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or adjustments made to staff roles, responsibilities, or training to meet new demands or conditions.
Example: "The adaptation of staff to the new software system was crucial for the project's success."
Alternatives: "staff adjustment" or "staff modification".
6 8 Since quality improvement interventions are implemented within the context of complex dynamic systems, 9 10 issues such as fit of the selected intervention to the organisational context, adaptation, engagement of staff and other stakeholders, and buy-in from leadership are all factors that affect the successful implementation and adoption of these interventions.
For detailed adaptation of daily nursing staff, daily measurement of patient acuity could be required, due to variety in admitted patients at a moment [ 22, 23, 27].
It causes may be: a medical design not oriented towards nursing (Therapeutic Intervention Scoring System - TISS in all its versions), lack of adaptation to the calculatin of staff (Nursing Manpower Use Score - NEMS, care levels) and demand for permanent technological up-dating.
This is likely to require organisational adaptations and further training of staff.
In this phase III cluster randomised controlled trial we found no evidence of benefit of a three month course of individualised occupational therapy, involving patient centred goal setting, education of staff, and appropriate adaptation of the environment, for care homes residents with stroke related disabilities.
This caused extra work on several occasions because the new versions needed to be integrated in the corporate IT systems, possibly with adaptations of workflows and staff getting familiar with changing framework conditions.
We also comment on student feedback, our experience as instructional staff, and our adaptation of this course to a manufacturing-focused master's degree program and a one-week professional short program.
The ETA was presented to staff as an adaptation of the community ART model.
A more recent survey also demonstrates the need for education and adaptation of osteoporosis guidelines of front-line staff in LTC in management of osteoporosis [ 24].
