Expatriation and permanent emigration intention among youth in Azerbaijan
What are the major factors affecting Azerbaijani youth to boost their motivation for emigration? The research explores a complex interplay of possible factors that shape the temporary and permanent emigration intentions among Azerbaijani youth, using a survey of 1085 respondents aged 17 to 35 (47% males, 53% females).
Khatai Aliyev
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Predictors of migration intentions among Turkish physicians: a lasso logistic regression approach [PDF]
Background Physician migration, as a salient dimension of brain drain, undermines service delivery capacity in source countries and threatens the sustainability of healthcare systems.
Ayşe Şule Akan +4 more
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`This is our country and somehow, we have to make it work’: a sequential explanatory mixed-methods study of the enablers of non-migration and return migration in a cohort of Nigerian medical doctors and dentists [PDF]
Background While many studies have explored the drivers of health-worker emigration, there is limited understanding of the factors that potentially encourage them to remain or return after migration.
Paul Ikhurionan +20 more
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Commitment and the emigration intentions of South African professional nurses
The emigration of skilled nurses from South Africa exacerbates the crisis in the provision of public health services. A descriptive, quantitative design was applied to investigate the relationship between intention to emigrate and employee commitment ...
Jeffrey J. Bagraim
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The anatomy of a decision: exploring the push, pull, and personal factors of emigration intent among Turkish medical students [PDF]
Background The migration intentions of medical students, often referred to as “brain drain,” pose a significant challenge to healthcare systems worldwide.
Mevlut Okan Aydin +5 more
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An Analytic Hierarchy Process Contingency Analysis of Factors Affecting the Emigration Decision of Medical Doctors in Turkey [PDF]
While the importance of explicitly identifying and considering contingent factors such as decision content and context is widely accepted as a way to ensure the validity of the decision analysis for the specific task at hand, few studies include this ...
Cigdem Kadaifci +2 more
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Emigration challenges for Iranian nurses: A qualitative content analysis study [PDF]
Background The immigration of educated professionals, including nurses, presents a significant challenge, particularly for developing countries. There has been a lack of research in the Iranian context aimed at thoroughly exploring the motivations and ...
Masoud Bahrami +3 more
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Factors influencing the intention of doctors to emigrate: a cross-sectional study of Ghanaian doctors. [PDF]
Abstract Background The migration of healthcare professionals from developing countries to more developed nations poses a significant challenge to healthcare systems in low- and middle-income countries. This study aimed to determine the proportion of doctors in Ghana who intend to migrate abroad and to identify the ...
Wutor BM +5 more
europepmc +4 more sources
Roots and Wings: The Role of Job Embeddedness in Mitigating Nurses’ Emigration Intention Through a Serial Mediation Lens [PDF]
Steven W Bayighomog +2 more
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Malaysian Medical Students’ Career Intention (MMSCI): a cross-sectional study [PDF]
Background In recent years, there have been many instances of negative sentiments expressed by and resignations observed from doctors working in the Ministry of Health (MOH), Malaysia.
Zhi Sean Teng +6 more
doaj +2 more sources

