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We Need Respect: Experiences of Internationally Recruited Nurses in the UK
Language:
English
Publisher:
Royal College of Nursing
Copyright:
2003
Pages:
147
Description:
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) commissioned this report into the experiences of internationally recruited nurses (IRNs) working in the UK. The study explores the motivations and experiences of IRNs in order to understand why overseas nurses come to work in the UK, what experiences they undergo and whether they plan to stay in the UK, return to their countries of origin or go to another country to work after a short period. [from executive summary]
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