Full-time equivalent (FTE) number in the workforce in the reference year
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Definition
Net growth in health workforce (for the professions of medical practitioners and nurses/midwives).
Indicator Summary
Full-time equivalent (FTE) number in the workforce in the year prior to the reference year
The workforce for each profession is defined as those employed in the profession. This excludes those who are registered in the profession but are retired, working outside the profession, on extended leave or working outside Australia
Full time equivalent (FTE) = Total hours worked by workforce ÷ Standard working week for selected professions.
The standard working week for medical practitioners …
2007 and 2008—State and territory, by profession, by clinician/non-clinician status
Calculation rules
- Description
The workforce for each profession is defined as those employed in the profession. This excludes those who are registered in the profession but are retired, working outside the profession, on extended leave or working outside Australia
Full time equivalent (FTE) = Total hours worked by workforce ÷ Standard working week for selected professions.
The standard working week for medical practitioners is 40 hours and the standard for nurses and midwives is 38 hours.
Presented as a percentage.
Full-time equivalent (FTE) number in the workforce in the reference year
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- Data Element
- Medical practitioner—hours worked, total NNN
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- Data Element
- Health professional—occupation, code ANN
Full-time equivalent (FTE) number in the workforce in the year prior to the reference year
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- Data Element
- Health professional—occupation, code ANN
2007 and 2008—State and territory, by profession, by clinician/non-clinician status
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- Data Element
- Health professional—occupation, code ANN
References
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