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Slight increase in hospital man-years
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2002-06-27T10:00:00.000Z
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Slight increase in hospital man-years

From 2000 to 2001 preliminary figures show a slight increase in man-years in general hospitals. The growth was 1.7 per cent, almost 1000 man-years. Approximately 59 500 man-years were attached to general hospitals by the end of 2000. Man-years performed by medical laboratory technicians and radiographers increased the most.

At the end of 2001 physician man-years had raised approximately 2 per cent, corresponding to 168 man-years. The number of nurses had a slight increased by 3 per cent, while auxiliary nurses had a decline of 3 per cent or 155 man-years. The decline is the largest since 1994. Man-years performed by medical laboratory technicians increased 5 per cent or 143 man-years, and radiographers increased 9 per cent or 112 man-years.

If we look at the last ten years period, there has been a gradual increase in the man-years in general hospitals. The increase is following a trend seen during the last ten years.

Man-years in somatic hospitals. 1992-2001

Key figures for somatic hospitals 1992-2001
  1990 1995 2000 20011
Beds       16 040       14 534       13 944       13 920
Discharges  612 724  638 557  691 974  721 458
Bed-days in 1000 4 507 4 240  4 154 4 193
Out-patient consultations in 1000 2 547 3 033 3 591 23 503
Man-years3, total 46 508 50 130 58 522 59 530
Man-years3, physicians 4 576 5 402 7 073 7 241
Man-years3, nurses and midwives 15 614 18 457 22 343 22 501
Man-years3, high-school educated personnel4 3 802 4 542 5 615 5 859
Man-years3, auxiliary nursing personnel 6 629 5 536 5 216 5 061
Man-years3, other occupational therapists  689  516  772  903
Man-years3, administration and service 14 974 15 420 17 170 17 623
1  Preliminary figures.
2  Data concerning out-patient consultations is not completed.
3  Man-years is the number of full-time employees and part-time
employees (converted to full-time employees) at the end of the year. Overtime is not included.
4  Physiotherapists, medical laboratory technicians, radiographers and occupational therapsits.

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