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AHPRA in numbers 2011/12
On 30 June 2012, there were more than 548,500 health practitioners from 10 professions registered in the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme, an increase of 3.47% on 30 June 2011.
AHPRA renewed the registration of more than 557,000 health practitioners.
AHPRA generated more than 1.5 million email registration renewal reminders.
AHPRA responded to more than 517,000 phone calls to state and territory offices; more than 80% of which were answered within 90 seconds. The most common question was from practitioners asking about the status of their current application.
AHPRA manages 15 websites, including one for each National Board. These hosted almost eight million visits and there were more than 45 million page views.
There were almost 39,000 enquiries at the state and territory office counters.
AHPRA issued close to 550,000 certificates of registration to health practitioners across Australia.
The National Scheme received 7,594 notifications about health practitioners; 775 of them were mandatory reports.
There were more than 1,500 meetings of National Boards, state and territory boards and their committees.
There were more than 110,000 students studying to be health practitioners in Australia at the end of the year. A register of these currently enrolled students is maintained by AHPRA as part of the national register, with information collected from 145 education providers.
12 new registration standards were approved by Ministerial Council and published by the National Boards.
AHPRA and the National Boards issued nearly 100 media releases, as well as responding to more than 1,300 media enquiries.
AHPRA published six issues of AHPRA Report, a regular newsletter containing updates and news.
The National Boards issued 20 newsletters and more than 100 communiqués.
AHPRA requested more than 68,000 criminal history checks.
AHPRA maintained a suite of around 300 forms to support a wide range of complex and technical interactions between practitioners and AHPRA/National Boards.
AHPRA undertook the largest ever renewal in Australia when more than 333,000 nurses and midwives renewed their registration in May 2011. More than 92% renewed online.