Background The migration of healthcare workers (HWs) from low/middle-income countries
(LMICs) is a pressing global health issue with implications for population-level health …

Historically, doctors have migrated for a range of personal, educational, economic, and
political reasons. Likewise, medical students from many countries have moved abroad to …

Based on a robust structured literature analysis, this paper highlights the key developments
in the field of human resource management (HRM) in the Middle East. Utilizing the …

The term 'intellectual migration'initially referred to the exodus of European scientists and
other professionals to the US in the first half of the twentieth century. Academic and policy …

This paper presents the influx of migrants into the elderly care sector in Poland, which, until
recently, has been perceived as a country that “exports” caregivers. It describes the results of …

Using publicly available data, this article aims to understand how immigration policies in
Canada and the United States have affected the flow and utilization of highly‐skilled …

The movement of health care workers from countries with resource scarcity and immense
need (“source” countries) to areas of resource abundance and greater personal opportunity …

Background To provide the optimum level of healthcare, it is important that the supply of well-
trained doctors meets the demand. However, despite many initiatives, Ireland continues to …

With limited residency positions, the majority of international medical graduates living in
Canada and other developed countries cannot work as physicians. The educational …

Data monitoring is a key recommendation of the WHO Global Code of Practice on the
International Recruitment of Health Personnel, a global framework adopted in May 2010 to …