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Conference on Nursing Education in Africa - Abstract Submission June 15, 2012

Posted by Irish Forum for Global Health | News

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IFGH 2012: Malawi's bottlenecks, digital content and health's human resources crisis

Posted by Irish Forum for Global Health | Key Correspondent Articles

Key Correspondent Kunal D Patel reports from the Irish Forum for Global Health (IFGH) conference.
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IFGH 2012: An Exploration of the Hospital and Ward Factors Associated with High Levels of Overseas-Trained Nurses in General Hospitals in Ireland: Using Irish RN4CAST Study Results

Posted by Irish Forum for Global Health | Conference Abstracts

To explore hospital factors that account for the variation in rates of non-EU qualified nurses in general hospitals in Ireland. Working hypotheses were that: large, teaching, urban hospitals would have higher levels of non-EU qualified nurses, given their higher turnover rates; hospitals with more negative work environments would have higher levels of non-EU qualified nurses as they would have relied more heavily on active overseas recruitment.
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IFGH 2012: Nurse Migration and Health Workforce Planning in the Irish Context

Posted by Irish Forum for Global Health | Conference Abstracts

This paper reflects on a decade of international nurse recruitment in the Irish context.
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IFGH 2012: Constructing and Narrating Career, Career Stories of UK-based African Nurses

Posted by Irish Forum for Global Health | Conference Abstracts

This study was an analysis of individual global careers. It explored the careers of UK-based African nurses including the pre and post migration context of career and career narratives
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IFGH 2012: An Initiative for Training Collaboration between an Irish and Sudanese Multidisciplinary Diabetes Centre

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This abstract highlights an initiative by an expatriate doctor to strengthen the role of Sudanese Specialist nurses through skills-focused training in Ireland.
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IFGH 2010: A comparison of the perceptions of nurses working in Irish hospitals who trained in Ireland or overseas: Implications for healthcare and nurse workforce planning

Posted by Nadine Ferris France | Presentations

A comparison of the perceptions of nurses working in Irish hospitals who trained in Ireland or overseas: Implications for healthcare and nurse workforce planning
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