Ratings & Testimonials - how do they work for organisations? Follow

Just like Uber and Airbnb, uPaged ratings and testimonials are a two-way feedback system. At the conclusion of a shift, both the nurse and the hospital are asked to provide a rating and testimonial for each other.

Think of how enjoyable it is getting in a ride-sharing car versus a regular taxi. Ride-share services that offer ratings often make sure the air temperature is right, offer you a lolly or bottle of water and offer to play the music that you want. That’s because they care about your experience so they can earn a better rating and review. Similarly, uPaged ratings and testimonials aim to raise the standard, accountability and transparency of the contingency workforce for both nurses and hospitals.

Find out more:

• What is a rating for an organisation? See here: https://bit.ly/35V9ZQW
• What is a testimonial for an organisation? See here: https://bit.ly/3kAYQsE
• Why does uPaged have ratings and testimonials for organisations? See here: https://bit.ly/3kAEuj3
• How is my organisation's rating determined? See here: https://bit.ly/3kwF5lO
• How is my organisation's testimonial determined? See here: https://bit.ly/35UPK5B
• What is a good, average and bad rating for an organisation? See here: https://bit.ly/3coN8yo
• How is my organisation's average star rating calculated? See here: https://bit.ly/2FDirJW

• Who can see my facility’s ratings and testimonials? See here: https://bit.ly/32haXEu

• Do ratings and testimonials affect my organisation's ability to post shifts, or get shift applications? See here: https://bit.ly/3cgmcRf
• What happens if my organisation gets a bad rating or testimonial? See here: https://bit.ly/3iPqEJc
• What can I do to earn my organisation a higher or better rating, and great testimonial? See here: https://bit.ly/3mCCn03