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however, in many homes the residents particularly commended the nursing staff and caregivers<strong>for</strong> their care and commitment.The discrepancies between the views <strong>of</strong> management and staff were more seriously highlightedin this section where in the majority <strong>of</strong> homes their views were responses were contradicted bystaff. Some examples are demonstrated in the graph below:HUMAN RESOURCE ISSUESManagementStaff99%93%80% 77%65%87%63%80%67%57%34%37%i. Clear roles and responsibilities – Although the staff in 93% <strong>of</strong> the homes (376)indicated that they had job descriptions with clear roles and responsibilities, it wasacknowledged by both management and staff that the lack <strong>of</strong> funding meant that therewere fewer staff to do all the work, and <strong>of</strong>ten staff had to do more than what their jobdescriptions defined. The shortage <strong>of</strong> staff in one province “…it was particularly notedthat the shortage <strong>of</strong> nurses and care workers compelled staff to start washingresidents from around 2am every day…”48 | D S D A u d i t o f R e s i d e n t i a l F a c i l i t i e s

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