Migration of Nurses: Trends and Policies
English
Bulletin of the World Health Organization
82
8
2004
8
This paper examines the policy context of the rise in the international mobility and migration of nurses. It describes the profile of the migration of nurses and the policy context governing the international recruitment of nurses to five countries: Australia, Ireland, Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States. We also examine the policy challenges for workforce planning and the design of health systems infrastructure. Data are derived from registries of professional nurses, censuses, interviews with key informants, case studies in source and destination countries, focus groups, and empirical modeling to examine the patterns and implications of the movement of nurses across borders. [from abstract]
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Geographic Focus
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