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RACS calls for long-term surgical workforce planning in New Zealand

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The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons stated that New Zealand requires a long-term plan to grow and retain the surgical workforce to ensure timely care. RACS is urging political parties to make planning, growth, and retention of surgeons a priority in their election platforms. The College noted the need to address the entire pipeline, from medical school through specialist training and into the consultant workforce.

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The need for a stable surgical workforce relates directly to the supply of healthcare services in New Zealand. RACS highlighted that planning must address training places, supervision, and job availability for newly qualified surgeons.

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