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Document: Figures also reveal there are 243 doctor vacancies. While the figures show massive gaps in the system, they do not reveal the true extent of the problem as one health trust did not provide the information. In the last two years vacancies in nursing at the Southern Health Trust went up by 1,000% - from 19 to 226. Meanwhile, the Belfast Health Trust is reporting more than 500 available nursing positions. When it comes to doctors there are about 113 unfilled posts in Belfast, with 44 in the Western Health Trust. The figures are not a true reflection as the South Eastern Trust said they compiled their appointments and vacancies differently and did not supply any information. Data from a BBC Freedom of Information request across the UK shows the extent of the NHS recruitment crisis - there are almost 23,500 nursing vacancies - equivalent to 9% of the workforce.

Summary: 1. A spokesperson for the Southern Health Trust said: "There are currently 96 nursing posts in the recruitment system not yet , which represents 19 of our nursing workforce. "

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