Nurse Migration

Nurse migration refers to the movement of registered nurses from one country to another, often seeking better working conditions, higher salaries, or advanced career opportunities. This movement can help address nurse shortages in destination countries but may also lead to shortages in originating countries, particularly in developing regions. Nurse migration is influenced by factors such as economic disparities, healthcare system strength, and professional development prospects. It impacts global healthcare by balancing workforce distribution but also raises ethical considerations about equitable access to medical care worldwide.