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THT030: Employees in pharmacies by type of pharmacy and county

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5/14/2026
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State Agency of Medicines
THT030
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Definitions and methodology Since 2019, the data on the total workload of the filled positions are available.
13.05.2022 part-time employees inidicators changed to total workload indicators.
The dataset provides an overview of pharmacy employees in Estonia. The data are presented by year, type of pharmacy (general and hospital pharmacy) and pharmacy location county (Tallinn and Tartu city separately). The data are presented as at the end of the year. Since 2019, the data on the total workload of the filled positions are available. The purpose of the statistical report is to provide an overview of the age and sex distribution of health care employees and their workload by occupational group, for statistical use and aggregated reporting. One person may be counted in multiple occupations and provider types; therefore, sums across breakdowns may not equal the overall total. Data source: Estonian Agency of Medicines.