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By Jenny F. Manongdo
Seeing no end to the outmigration of Filipino nurses and doctors, a former health secretary has taken steps to “tame the exodus” and achieve a win-win situation for both the Philippines and foreign countries employing our medical professionals. [Continue reading...]
With the United Kingdom set to implement more stringent student visa guidelines to prevent “abuse by economic migrants,” a recruitment consultant expressed fears that the thousands of Filipino student nurses in the British isles may be negatively affected. [Continue reading...]
The number of Filipinos that sought to enter America’s nursing profession plunged by 26 percent in 2009, the Trade Union Congress of the Philippines (TUCP) reported recently. [Continue reading...]
Interview sessions for the second batch of nurses and caregivers under the Japan-Philippine Economic Partnership Agreement (POEA) has started, the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) announced. [Continue reading...]
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Dismayed at the result of the November nursing board examination, an official of a nursing association proposed Wednesday for a special program that will address the concerns of repeaters and avoid waste of resources of the graduates and their parents. [Continue reading...]
Exodus of health workers paves way for bilateral pacts • UK’s stricter student visa regulations to hit Pinoy student nurses • 15,382 Filipinos sought to enter • Interview of caregivers, nurses bound for Japan ongoing • Special program for board exam repeaters pushed • Page 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7