WEBINAR: The Trajectory of Filipino Nurse Migrants in the United States and Canada: From hesitancy to preservation

Join the International Centre on Nurse Migration as we meet authors Dr. Pearl Ed G. Cuevas, RN, and Prof. Patricia M. Davidson, RN of ICNM’s latest collaborative publication, “The Trajectory of Filipino Nurse Migrants in the United States and Canada.”

Moderated by Dr. Mary Joy Garcia-Dia, RN – President, Philippine Nurses Association of America, will address the trajectory of Filipino nurse migrants and serve as an eye-opener into their trials and triumphs, highlight the key themes identified in the publication. In addition, Dr. Franklin A. Shaffer, RN – Secretariat, ICNM, and President & CEO, CGFNS International, will address the highlighted themes in relation to the current migration landscape.

This 60-minute webinar will be on 14 April 2021 at 9.00 ET, 15.00 CET.

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New publication developed for ICNM by Authors Pearl Ed G. Cuevas, Patricia M. Davidson, Joylyn L. Mejilla and Anjanette S. De Leon on The Trajectory of Filipino Nurse Migrants in The United States and Canada
Historically, the Philippines has led the pack of workforce nursing migrants in developed nations. Numerous studies have worked to understand the push and pulls factors leading to Filipino nurse migration. This research seeks to add to the discourse by shedding light on questions and enabling us to understand what Filipino nurses go through, the decisions they make, and the road that they took on their way to migration overseas.
To access the publication, click here.
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