Free tool: Peer evaluation tool for charge nurse
Nurse Leader Insider, January 14, 2020
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Since charge nurses are actively engaged in activities going on in the unit every day, it makes sense to include them in providing feedback regarding other team members' performance. Ask them to be honest, professional, and provide feedback in a constructive manner with suggestions for improvement. Once you gather all of the feedback, you as a manager can summarize comments and include this in the performance evaluation.
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