Organizational chart of NHS staffing ratios 1999-2009
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This is an illustrative chart of NHS staffing, normalized per hospital consultant. In other words...for every 1 hospital consultant in the NHS there are X nurses; X managers X ambulance drivers etc. Prepared by Alex J Mitchell (ajm80@le.ac.uk) from public data.
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Organizational chart of NHS staffing ratios 1999-2009
- 1. Organizational Chart of NHS Staffing Ratios Ratio of Staff Normalised Per Hospital Consultant Reference: http://www.ic.nhs.uk/statistics-and-data-collections/workforce/nhs-staff-numbers/nhs-staff-1999--2009-overview For Every 1 Consultant in the NHS there are……..
- 2. 1x Hospital Consultant 1x Registrar (ST) 0.4x Junior Doctors 0.4x Practice Nurses 0.5x Ambulance Staff 2.6x Central Administrators 2x Hotel, property & estates 1.1x Managers 8x Support Staff NHS Staff 1.7x Allied Health Professionals 1.8x Scientific Staff 9x Qualified nursing, midwifery & health visiting staff 2009 1.7x Primary Care Staff 1x General Practitioner
- 3. 1x Hospital Consultant 0.6x Registrar (ST) 0.9x Junior Doctors 0.6x Ambulance Staff 3x Central Administrators 2.6x Hotel, property & estates 1.1x Managers 10.6x Support Staff NHS Staff 2x Scientific Staff 11.7x Qualified nursing, midwifery & health visiting staff 1999 2.5x Primary Care Staff 1.3x General Practitioners 0.5x Practice Nurses 2x Allied Health Professionals