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Statistics of Public Health Officials Categorized by Key Technical Areas 2018-2022
The dataset presents a yearly breakdown (2018–2022) of various healthcare employee types, including Doctors/Specialists, Nurses (categorized by education levels), Midwives, Pharmacists, Laboratory Technicians, Physiotherapists, and others. Over the years, there is a notable increase in the total number of employees, rising from 27,456 in 2018 to 34,262 in 2022, with significant growth observed among Doctors/Specialists, Intermediate Midwifery, and Intermediate Nurses. Some categories, like Primary Midwifery and Primary Nurses, show a slight decline or stagnation. This reflects a trend toward employing more specialized or higher-qualified professionals in the healthcare sector during this period.
The table below presents a preview of the data explore, featuring key details about various datasets.
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Below is a column legend explaining each column in the dataset, including its name, data type, and a brief description of what it represents.
| title | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| Employee Type | Text | |
| 2018 | Number | |
| 2019 | Number | |
| 2020 | Number | |
| 2021 | Number | |
| 2022 | Number |
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| Name | File Format | Size | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| StatisticsofPublicHealthOfficialsCategorizedbyKeyTechnicalAreas2018-2022.csv | CSV | 711 Bytes |
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Created at
19 Dec 2024
Updated at
23 Dec 2024