a desire to work overseas where salary is higher and that they feel compensated for their hard work.10 Since, Filipino nurses have a good command in English nurses aimed to practice their profession in United States but unfortunately this country is experiencing economic retrogression and is unable to hire nurses as they used to. Canada, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia, Middle East and other European countries are the other destinations for Filipino nurses. However, the procedure that nurses should undergo before they can be able to work in the countries mentioned above isn t just a walk in the park but is truly a headache considering the amount of money involved in the papers processing. In regards with nursing opportunities in Australia and New Zealand, nurses must have the financial power to pay the fees required to live and work in these countries.11 Nurses should also pass several nursing related examinations and language examinations. For nurses who are not financially able, Middle East countries such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are the best destinations. In addition, these countries don t require extra licensure and English competency examinations like the U.S., Canada and United Kingdom while others use these countries as a stepping stone for the western world. This is in contrast with what their family believes before sending their children to nursing schools. Many Filipinos wanted nursing as a profession because they believe it was the only way to improve their lives and the lives of their families.
The mutual recognition arrangement (MRA) of AEC might support Filipino nurses need for working in ASEAN. Although majority of ASEAN countries are facing the problem of nursing shortage, the Philippines on the other hand is facing a great problem of excessive nurses and the continuously growing number of nursing graduates each year. Many have hoped that it can address the nursing shortage problem elsewhere however it is not as easy as expected due to some certain rules and regulations. Fresh graduates and less experience nurses are forced to stay behind and work in Philippines Hospitals but unfortunately the number of hospitals cannot compensate the number of nursing graduates and even the number of nursing students who need to be trained in the hospital setting. In other words, the fresh graduates may need to ask the hospital to train for their clinical experiences without pay or even they may be asked to pay to the hospital for their training experiences after their graduation.
The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) in Philippines issued the CHED memorandum order (MO) No. 5, series of 2008 otherwise known as Policies and Standard for Bachelor of Science in Nursing program which added one more year to the nursing curriculum makes BSN a five year course, many have believed that this is to delay nursing graduates and make nursing course less attractive despite of CHED s explanation that their main intention is to upgrade and improve the existing nursing curriculum to ensure quality of nursing graduates and to increase NLE (Nursing Licensure
a desire to work overseas where salary is higher and that they feel compensated for their hard work.10 Since, Filipino nurses have a good command in English nurses aimed to practice their profession in United States but unfortunately this country is experiencing economic retrogression and is unable to hire nurses as they used to. Canada, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia, Middle East and other European countries are the other destinations for Filipino nurses. However, the procedure that nurses should undergo before they can be able to work in the countries mentioned above isn t just a walk in the park but is truly a headache considering the amount of money involved in the papers processing. In regards with nursing opportunities in Australia and New Zealand, nurses must have the financial power to pay the fees required to live and work in these countries.11 Nurses should also pass several nursing related examinations and language examinations. For nurses who are not financially able, Middle East countries such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are the best destinations. In addition, these countries don t require extra licensure and English competency examinations like the U.S., Canada and United Kingdom while others use these countries as a stepping stone for the western world. This is in contrast with what their family believes before sending their children to nursing schools. Many Filipinos wanted nursing as a profession because they believe it was the only way to improve their lives and the lives of their families.The mutual recognition arrangement (MRA) of AEC might support Filipino nurses need for working in ASEAN. Although majority of ASEAN countries are facing the problem of nursing shortage, the Philippines on the other hand is facing a great problem of excessive nurses and the continuously growing number of nursing graduates each year. Many have hoped that it can address the nursing shortage problem elsewhere however it is not as easy as expected due to some certain rules and regulations. Fresh graduates and less experience nurses are forced to stay behind and work in Philippines Hospitals but unfortunately the number of hospitals cannot compensate the number of nursing graduates and even the number of nursing students who need to be trained in the hospital setting. In other words, the fresh graduates may need to ask the hospital to train for their clinical experiences without pay or even they may be asked to pay to the hospital for their training experiences after their graduation.The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) in Philippines issued the CHED memorandum order (MO) No. 5, series of 2008 otherwise known as Policies and Standard for Bachelor of Science in Nursing program which added one more year to the nursing curriculum makes BSN a five year course, many have believed that this is to delay nursing graduates and make nursing course less attractive despite of CHED s explanation that their main intention is to upgrade and improve the existing nursing curriculum to ensure quality of nursing graduates and to increase NLE (Nursing Licensure
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