Purpose: To describe the development of nursing in Saudi Arabia and to recommend further
directions for development of professional nursing in that country. Organizing Construct: A …

ALMALKI M., FITZGERALD G. & CLARK M.(2011) The nursing profession in Saudi Arabia:
an overview. International Nursing Review58, 304–311 Aim: The study aims to provide an …

Achieving and maintaining a stable nursing workforce is an important issue for the well-
being of the rapidly growing population of Saudi Arabia. However, high turnover of …

Global nursing shortages have necessitated closer scrutiny of recruitment and retention
initiatives of nurses both locally and internationally. For many decades the nursing workforce …

Abstract Nursing education in Saudi Arabia commenced in 1948 with the introduction of a
nursing diploma program for males. Numerous bodies have worked as nursing education …

There is a paucity of recent literature identifying the issues facing the nursing profession in
Saudi Arabia. The aim of this integrative review is to highlight the ongoing challenges facing …

Aim To investigate the nursing shortage in Saudi Arabia and specifically the shortage of
Saudi nurses in the healthcare workforce and to propose solutions. Methods Literature …

Despite the advancements in the nursing education and nursing education-based research
worldwide, nursing remains an undervalued profession in Pakistan and the nursing …

Saudi Arabia, like many areas of the world, is challenged by a nursing shortage. The World
Health Organization (2004), reported that there is only 40 nurses for every 10,000 of the …

Observations were made of the Saudi Arabian health‐care delivery system, in regards to
nursing care and the relationship between service provider and client. Current challenges …