Medical labour force 2000 (AIHW)

released: 25 Jun 2003 author: AIHW media release

This report presents findings from the annual Medical Labour Force Survey for 2000. It is condensed compared with reports released of previous surveys, for the purpose of accelerating the release of updated data and pending the release of results of the 2001 survey which are expected to be available later in 2003. Where appropriate, comparisons have been made with data drawn from earlier Medical Labour Force Surveys.

ISSN 1446 9820; ISBN 978 1 74024 279 0; Cat. no. AUS 33; 12pp.; OUT OF PRINT

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Introduction
Main findings
About the survey
Composition of the medical labour force
Geographic distribution
Regional features
Working hours
Glossary
Reference

Appendixes

List of additional tables
1. All employed practitioners (86K XLS)
2. Employed practitioners by region
  - (ASGC-remoteness) (58K XLS)
  - (RRMA) (56K XLS)
3. Primary care practitioners (94K XLS)
4. Hospital non-specialists (66K XLS)
5. Specialists and specialists in training (102K XLS)
6. Overseas doctors (63K XLS)
7. Students (83K XLS)

List of tables, time series 1997-2001 (11K PDF) ¹
1. All employed practitioners (169K XLS) ²
2. All employed practitioners by region (109K XLS)
3. Primary care practitioners and hospital non-specialists (156K XLS)
4. Specialists and specialists-in-training (176K XLS)

Notes and corrections

Significant changes were made to the survey design in 2000. Data from the 1997 to 1999 surveys have been revised to enable time series comparisons.
New table added August 2005.

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AIHW 2003. Medical labour force 2000. AIHW Bulletin no. 5. Cat. no. AUS 33. Canberra: AIHW.

Medical labour force 2000

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