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Nursing Workforce Losses and Barriers to Student Nurse Employment

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From: Hannah H

Dear Simeon Brown,

I am seeking information relating to the nursing workforce, including both registered nurses and student nurses, across Health New Zealand districts over the most recent 12-month period available.

This request is made in the context of ongoing discussion around workforce shortages, training pipelines, and service pressures within the public health system.

Specifically, I would be grateful for:

1. The number of registered nurses who have left employment in each district / former DHB area over the past 12 months (including resignations, retirements, and other separations).

2. The total FTE represented by those departing nurses in each district / former DHB area.

3. The number of new registered nurse appointments in each district / former DHB area over the same period.

4. Any available data comparing nurse departures to new appointments (i.e. net workforce change) by district.

5. The number of student nurses (including final-year students or graduate nurses) employed or placed within each district / former DHB area over the same period, including any structured programmes (e.g. NETP or equivalent).

6. Any internal reporting or analysis summarising trends in nursing workforce attrition, recruitment, or student nurse integration over this period.

Yours faithfully,

Hannah H

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