Travel nursing within the United States is one of the hottest trends because of the flexibility, high pay, excitement, and ability to travel the country. International nursing is a trend that is continuing to gain popularity, despite the US having the highest-paid nurses in the world. But what is the best country for nurses to work in? https://nurse.org/articles/highest-paying-countries-for-nurses/
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Though it’s more and more common for nurses to travel at some point in their careers, it’s still uncommon for nursing students to study abroad as they earn their degrees. The College of Nursing at the University of Cincinnati offers students travel opportunities both for an introductory perspective on global health systems and for immersive clinical experiences. https://www.uc.edu/news/articles/2023/08/study-abroad-gives-uc-nursing-students-a-global-perspective.html
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“We believe that this initiative will not only benefit the nurses by offering them enriching career prospects in foreign countries but also contribute to enhancing the global reputation of the nursing community from Meghalaya. I am proud to share that we have more than 11,000 registered members in the Meghalaya nursing council. India is poised to supply over 40% of
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This study highlights that the contribution of nursing is secondary to physicians in overall population health (indexed with life expectancy at birth, e(0)). Scatter plots, bivariate correlation and partial correlation models were performed to analyse the correlations between e(0) and physician healthcare and nursing healthcare respectively. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-38945-6
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Nursing isn’t for everyone. Some people just aren’t built to take care of other people when they’re at their worst. The long hours and added stress of the COVID-19 pandemic has also led to a global nursing exodus. Providers of all specialties are quitting in droves to pursue careers in other fields. https://scrubsmag.com/looking-for-a-new-career-ex-nurses-talk-about-what-they-did-next/
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Nurses from Jamaica have called on colleagues around the world to help “stop the haemorrhage” of nurses from the country. https://www.nursingtimes.net/news/global-nursing/jamaica-feeling-the-brunt-of-international-competition-for-nurses-06-07-2023/
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Nurses trained overseas have said they feel many are being sold a false promise of what working life will be like in the NHS and the UK more widely. https://www.nursingtimes.net/news/global-nursing/reality-for-overseas-nurses-in-uk-completely-different-to-image-sold-01-06-2023/
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Two Emory Healthcare nurses received top honors from the 2023 Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s (AJC) Celebrating Nurses program for going above and beyond their duties as exceptional nurses in their respective roles. The AJC honored 10 extraordinary nurses and one nurse leader, chosen from nearly 1,000 nominations, during an awards luncheon on May 12 at Crown Plaza Ravinia in Atlanta. https://news.emory.edu/stories/2023/05/hs_2023_ajc_celebrating_nurses_awards_lee_sattler_17-05-2023/story.html
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Doctors and nurses play a fundamental role in maintaining global health systems and achieving universal health care coverage. However, significant shortages persist, and little is known about the popularity of these careers among young people in various economies or the relative impact of personal inputs and contextual factors. https://human-resources-health.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12960-023-00823-7
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With a rapidly expanding population, health services in Australia and around the world are going to be even more important in the future. No matter where you launch your healthcare career, nurses, doctors and health workers will become increasingly critical. https://insiderguides.com.au/careers-future-nursing/
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