πΌ Nurses training
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F0200
1884 ‑ 1901
The first training schools for nurses began at Wellington Hospital in 1884; Auckland, 1891; Christchurch, 1891 and Dunedin, 1893. This training was informal and carried out in the hospitals, as a 'learn on the job' type training, until the introduction of 12 months formal training followed by an examination to qualify as a nurse was introduced after 1883. Registration of nurses did not occur until 1901 under the Nurses Registration Act 1901, which established a more extended formal training programme for nurses.
The commencement date for this function is based on the first official nurses training conducted in New Zealand hospitals 1884.
- πΌ Nurses registration (1901 ‑ )
- π’ Department of Health Head Office (1884 ‑ 1900)
- π’ Department of Health, Head Office (1900 ‑ 1901)
- π Public Health (1900 ‑ 1901)