Nursing Speciality:

China is now within the top 5 visited countries and in 2010, etc. The 2008 Olympics demonstrated the importance of the tourism industry to China.  This investment needs to be on going to support this rapidly growing sector of the economy and in 2011 many facilities developed for the games were upgraded, including. Tourism stimulated employment opportunities in China and supported the growing economy which resulted in increase in income experienced by much of the population the increasing wealth of the Chinese people are often seen in their increasing size as a tourism generating region for other international destinations. N.Z. tourism statistics state that 145,524 Chinese visitors came to N.Z. last year and that this is a growth market. Tourism is a major industry for N.Z. employing 91,900 FTE. which is of all people employed full time has been estimated as many as 1:10 New Zealanders are directly and indirectly involved in the tourism industry and it earns Tourisms contribution to the economy can't be unsure when these statistics are considered. The wages and salaries earned by these people are spent in other industries and therefore the taxes paid provide the govt with funds for investment. Similarly, there have been suggestions that the length of illness makes a difference in the knowledge that the nurse must have and in the procedures for application of such knowledge. It is said that with “short term” cases who are ambulatory in a very short time very different kind of depth knowledge is needed than in the are of “intermediate” and “long term” cases. It is said, for example, that more health teaching and counselling can be done with the latter cases and that practically none can be done with the “short term” cases. The cooperation of current nursing service staff is absolutely essential to the development of the clinical specialist movement. These experts must be allowed independent practice, an opportunity to experiment, and they must have administrative support in the process of trial and error.