> We are currently in the process of re-calculating percentage shareout in
> our practice esp in the light of recently set up OOH co-op.
We had to face a similar challenge when we had a new partner who was
going to do 5/8 time during the day and 1/2 at night! In order to
work out her share a day/night split was necessary. We also thought
we would have to do a split for those that use DDS and those that
don't, but in fact those that do use it pay for it, those that don't
use it don't pay, and no shift in share proved necessary.
The day/night split took a lot of discussion and a huge amount of
totally abortive data collection. When it comes down to it though it
is really a question of how much does the night part of your job
FEEL. After all, a night visit at 3am taking only 15 mins at the
house feels far worse than, say, two hours of normal morning surgery
in terms of disturbance, tiredness etc I would suggest.
In the end we decided 80% day, 20% night, for no better reason than
it was a figure that everybody could agree was within the realms of
reason.
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