The migration of physicians from low-resource to high-resource settings is a prevalent global
phenomenon that is insufficiently understood. Most low-income countries are severely …

Background The emigration of physicians from low-and middle-income countries (LMICs) to
high-income countries (HICs), colloquially referred to as the “brain drain”, has been a topic …

Objective This study surveyed all Iraqi medical schools and a cross-section of Iraqi medical
students regarding their institutional and student experiences of medical education amidst …

Background Medical staff migration is one of the challenges for both developed and
developing countries affecting society's health and welfare, which limits access to equity …

OBJECTIVE The purpose of this report was to describe an international collaboration model
to facilitate the surgical treatment of children with epilepsy in Vietnam. METHODS This …

Methods: An anonymous online survey was conducted among Nigeria-trained physicians.
Respondents were recruited using convenience and snowball sampling methods via a …

Introduction Training capable and competent neurosurgeons to work in underserved regions
of the world is an essential component of building global neurosurgical capacity. One …

The aim of this article is to explore normative beliefs (descriptive, injunctive, personal,
subjective), rootedness (desire for change, home/family satisfaction) and their interactions in …

Abstract Background Sub‐Saharan Africa faces the highest relative need for health care
workers in the world and the emigration of physicians significantly contributes to this deficit …

Medical education in Nigeria faces numerous challenges and problems; a lack of a coherent
admission policy, inadequate funding, poor planning, and erosion of values have led to a …