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International professionals in nursing – New textbook shows opportunities and solutions
- Gastautor
- Oct 2
- 2 min read
The shortage of skilled nursing staff remains one of the greatest challenges facing the German healthcare system. Many facilities are increasingly dependent on recruiting international nurses . The recently published textbook " International Skilled Nursing – Here to Stay " offers a comprehensive overview and practical recommendations.
Quality seal Fair Recruitment Care Germany
The textbook pays special attention to the state quality seal Fair Recruitment in Nursing Germany , introduced by the Federal Ministry of Health and awarded by the Quality Association for the Recruitment and Placement of Nursing Staff from Abroad (Gütegemeinschaft Anwerbe und Vermittlung von Pflegekräfte aus dem Ausland eV), is a new RAL quality mark , combining government regulation with the experience and structures of private recruitment agencies. The goal is to ensure fair standards in the international recruitment of nursing staff and simultaneously create national and international competitive advantages.
Strategies for recruitment, integration and retention
In addition to the question of how nursing staff In addition to the insights gained from this process, the textbook also addresses key topics such as overcoming bureaucratic hurdles and successful integration into work and society. Practical examples from hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, and inpatient long-term care illustrate successful models already in existence. These insights are complemented by current findings from integration research, which demonstrate how long-term retention of skilled workers can be achieved.
Conclusion
The book "International Nursing Professionals – Here to Stay" is a valuable handbook for healthcare companies seeking to align their workforce planning with global labor markets. With in-depth analyses, practical strategies, and a clear focus on fair recruitment, it provides important insights for sustainably addressing the shortage of skilled nursing professionals.
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