Nurses question overseas ban

Article Abstract:

The Department of Health issued a statement claiming that the UK trains sufficient number of nurses to meet demands and need not depend on international recruitment to fill junior posts. As a result, international nurses working in UK are very concerned about their future. They do not believe that the NHS no longer needs the same level of nurses, but that the NHS can no longer afford to employ them

Emigration and immigration, United Kingdom. Department of Health

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A world of opportunities for nurses

Article Abstract:

Several nurses who seek to spend some time working overseas have multiple options, as they are extremely marketable to employers in English speaking countries. The nursing profession makes it possible to gain valuable overseas experience that few other professions offer.

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Nurses can be paid to see the world

Article Abstract:

The demand for qualified nurses along with the job opportunities and benefits that are available worldwide are elaborated.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Evaluation

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