Candace Prusiewicz, Paul G James, Leon Kaplan, Thomas Brock, Chester E Rodriguez
Art and craft material use patterns by pre-school and elementary school children at home and school: a year long survey for refining exposure assessments
Journal of exposure science & environmental epidemiology
recruitment internationally educated nurses gaining relevance germany response growing shortage nurses differences nursing qualifications practices country origin destination irritate professional selfconcept hinder professional integration study objective examine development professional scope action unfold professional selfconcept academically qualified nurses germany accordance episodic interview eight guided interviews conducted filipino nurses migrated germany data analyzed thematic coding analysis shows two dimensions impact professional scope action perceived systemic constraints transition process perspectives professional development recruitment recognition process associated high financial timerelated uncertainties professional devaluation experiences migrant nurses experience loss competence sense foreignness nursing role germany order regain professional scope action strategies continuing education focusing technologyintensive nursing care areas pursued minority adapt selfconcept circumstances nursing practice germany study results demonstrate importance paying attention competence profile professional selfconcept academically educated nurses order offer migrant nurses professional career prospects germany especially longterm care proved structural problem provide attractive destination international academically qualified nursing professionals germany ratification international standards provision transparent independent information utilization existing nursing expertise well establishment career opportunities recommended