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- 13. Advanced and consultant practice
13. Advanced and consultant practice
On average, each respondent has 11.7 radiographers, sonographers and/or nuclear technologists (headcount) carrying out advanced practice and 0.5 carrying out consultant-level practice as of the census date 1 May 2016. Both numbers have increased since the previous census in September 2014, illustrated by figure 18.
Figure 18. Average number of radiographers, sonographers and nuclear medicine technologists in advanced and consultant-level practice per respondent (n=60)
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- Executive Summary
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Methodology
- 3. Profile of respondents
- 4. Shape of workforce by agenda for change band
- 5. Vacancy rate
- 6. Long-term absence rate
- 7. Upcoming retirements
- 8. Non-clinical duties
- 9. Postgraduate training
- 10. Agency staff
- 11. Registration status of clinical staff
- 12. Geographical origin of radiographers
- 13. Advanced and consultant practice
- 14. Reasons for leaving
- 15. General respondent comments
- Appendix I - Questionnaire
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