Economic Impact of Nursing Shortage on the British Economy
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THE ECONOMIC IMPACT THE UK HEALTH CARE BUSINESS CREATES BY HIRING NURSES FROM SECOND WORLD COUNTRIES TO HELP PROVIDE RELIEF TO THE CURRENT NURSING SHORTAGE
BY
GOVINDARAJEN MOOROOGA PATTEN
Candidate reference number: 5295
BIRMINGHAM GRADUATE SCHOOL
JUNE 2011
DECLARATION
I, Govindarajen Moorooga Patten, declare that the contents of this dissertation/thesis represent my own unaided work, and that the dissertation/thesis has not previously been submitted for academic examination towards any qualification. Furthermore, it represents my own opinions and not necessarily those of the University.
Signed __________________ Date _________________
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FOR DISSERTATION:
THE ECONOMIC IMPACT THE UK HEALTHCARE BUSINESS CREATES BY HIRING NURSES FROM SECOND WORLD COUNTRIES TO HELP PROVIDE RELIEF TO THE CURRENT NURSING SHORTAGE
I offer my heartfelt thanks and appreciation to my dissertation consultant, Ainurul Rosli and Dr Prerna Tambay for encouragement, supervision, support and guidance shown to me throughout my time of study and dissertation writing and to my family and friends for their continuous encouragement and support.
This Dissertations is dedicated to my Late father, Mr. Mardaymootoo Soopaya Patten.
ABSTRACT
The world has entered a critical period for human health. The scarcity of skilled health personnel, including nurses, reveals one of the biggest obstacles to achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) aimed at improving the health and welfare of the world population. Against this background of growing concern about the shortage of health personnel, the report focuses on one of the most important human resource: nurses. Nurses are the staff "Vanguard" in most health systems, recognizing that their contribution is essential to meet the development of goals and provide safe and effective care. Presenting an overview, this study refers to the main trends, large problems and possible...
BY
GOVINDARAJEN MOOROOGA PATTEN
Candidate reference number: 5295
BIRMINGHAM GRADUATE SCHOOL
JUNE 2011
DECLARATION
I, Govindarajen Moorooga Patten, declare that the contents of this dissertation/thesis represent my own unaided work, and that the dissertation/thesis has not previously been submitted for academic examination towards any qualification. Furthermore, it represents my own opinions and not necessarily those of the University.
Signed __________________ Date _________________
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FOR DISSERTATION:
THE ECONOMIC IMPACT THE UK HEALTHCARE BUSINESS CREATES BY HIRING NURSES FROM SECOND WORLD COUNTRIES TO HELP PROVIDE RELIEF TO THE CURRENT NURSING SHORTAGE
I offer my heartfelt thanks and appreciation to my dissertation consultant, Ainurul Rosli and Dr Prerna Tambay for encouragement, supervision, support and guidance shown to me throughout my time of study and dissertation writing and to my family and friends for their continuous encouragement and support.
This Dissertations is dedicated to my Late father, Mr. Mardaymootoo Soopaya Patten.
ABSTRACT
The world has entered a critical period for human health. The scarcity of skilled health personnel, including nurses, reveals one of the biggest obstacles to achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) aimed at improving the health and welfare of the world population. Against this background of growing concern about the shortage of health personnel, the report focuses on one of the most important human resource: nurses. Nurses are the staff "Vanguard" in most health systems, recognizing that their contribution is essential to meet the development of goals and provide safe and effective care. Presenting an overview, this study refers to the main trends, large problems and possible...