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(52%) of employed Chinese medicine practitioners were women, no change from 2012.
(29%) were aged 55 or older, no change from 2012.
(95%) of employed Chinese medicine practitioners worked in a clinical role. This was an increase from 95% in 2012.
was the average number of hours worked weekly by Chinese medicine practitioners. This was a decrease from 32 hours in 2012.
a decrease from 13.2 in 2012.
Source: AIHW National Health Workforce Data Set.
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