The logics and ethics of neoliberal capitalism dominate public discourses and politics in the
early twenty-first century. They morally endorse and institutionalize forms of competitive self …

Background Internationally educated nurses experience multidimensional challenges
affecting their acculturation process in a foreign country. Cultural differences have been …

Introduction Globally, life expectancy together with multimorbidity and chronic diseases are
increasing. This leads to a growing demand for care and hence for healthcare personnel …

Page 1 World Health World report on the health of refugees and migrants Summary
Organization B Page 2 Health for all, including refugees and migrants: time to act now Page …

" This book explores how Indian immigrants grapple with experiences of being workers and
being people as they migrate with their families to the US for work. Drawing on extensive …

Background After the financial crisis of 2008, increasing numbers of nurses from Spain are
going abroad to work. Objectives To examine the health and workforce policy trends in …

There is a global shortage of nurses that affects healthcare delivery, which will be
exacerbated with the increasing demand for healthcare professionals by the aging …

Background A brain drain is a migration of employees in their quest for an improved level of
living conditions, better earnings, access to advanced technology and secure political …

Internationally educated nurses (IENs) are an important part of the US nursing workforce.
Optimizing their transition-to-practice (TTP) experiences in the United States is crucial for …

Background Global trends in migration accompanied with recent changes to the immigrant
selection process may have influenced the demographic and human capital characteristics …