A small survey was carried out to measure nurses views on the latest changes planned by the Government for the health service. Data were collected by questionnaire from a small convenience sample of nurses from throughout New Zealand. The majority of respondents indicated that they oppose the changes overall. All key aspects of the latest reforms are opposed by a clear majority. However, the survey had a number of limitations; in particular a very low return rate.
The last few years has been a period of great change for the health service. A survey was undertaken to examine trends between 1976 and 1991 in the number of available beds within area health boards. Data collection included a survey of area health boards. The survey found that between 1976 and 1991 available beds decreased by 31.0%. However, most of the decrease occurred over the last 3 years; between 1988 and 1991 bed numbers decreased by 18.5%.
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