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Exodus hits the Philippine Nurses

0 comments | Monday, April 21, 2008

The exodus of nurses philippines for employment in the United Kingdom met the health system of their country of origin under strain.

Three hospitals in Surrey have already received 120 philippines nurses and other units, desperate for new nurses are called to follow their example. The Royal College of Nursing found that nurses are 13000 vacancies in the NHS.

Hector Nazareno, a surgeon at a specialist unit in the Philippines, said more than 50% of nurses, he worked with little left for lucrative jobs in the United Kingdom.

"This is a special unit. It features a lot of problems. We have to train nurses to work and then after two or three years their departure. "

Gertrudis wiring patient is critical of the way nurses are jumping ship.

She said: "I think it is deplorable that instead work in their own country these nurses are attracted to Britain. I suppose I do not blame them given the huge salaries overseas. "

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