Book Review: Globalization and Integration of Internationally Educated Nurses: A Comprehensive Analysis.

Authors

Edward Venzon Cruz

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Nursing leadership (Toronto, Ont.). Volume 39. Issue 1. Pages 42-48.

Abstract

In an era where global nursing shortages have reached critical levels, with the World Health Organization (WHO) and International Council of Nurses (ICN) (WHO and ICN 2025) estimating a deficit of 5.8 million nurses worldwide, the publication of Globalization and Integration of Internationally Educated Nurses: A Comprehensive Analysis is timely and offers some pragmatic guidance on how to better support these nurses in receiving countries. Editors Rola El Moubadder, Ruth Wojtiuk and Ruth Lee, all affiliated with Toronto's CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses (IENs), have assembled a remarkable comparative analysis that examines how five major immigrant-receiving states navigate the complex terrain of IEN recruitment, credentialing and workplace integration (El Moubadder et al. 2025).

PMID:
42521994
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