Indonesian nurses migration refers to the movement of nurses from Indonesia to other countries for the purpose of work and living. Indonesia is one of the largest sources of nurses in Southeast Asia, with a considerable number of them seeking employment opportunities overseas due to factors such as limited career advancement prospects, inadequate salaries, and challenging working conditions in their home country.

The migration of Indonesian nurses has been driven by a variety of factors, including economic and political conditions, globalization, and the increasing demand for healthcare professionals worldwide. In recent years, there has been a growing trend of nurses migrating to countries such as Japan, Taiwan, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Australia, among others, to take up employment in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and home care.

While migration can provide significant benefits to nurses, including higher wages, better working conditions, and access to advanced training and technology, it can also pose several challenges, such as culture shock, language barriers, and difficulties in adapting to new healthcare systems. Additionally, the loss of skilled nurses to migration can have adverse effects on the healthcare system and overall economy of Indonesia.

Therefore, understanding the factors that drive Indonesian nurses’ migration and developing strategies to address the challenges they face can help to maximize the benefits of this phenomenon while minimizing its negative impacts.

“Workshop Analisis Data Sekunder – SDKI 2023”

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Kegiatan akan dilaksanakan secara hybrid pada:
4-5 Maret 2023
Luring dan daring di Harris Hotel Gubeng Surabaya

Pembicara:

1. Ferry Efendi, Ph.D
   DHS Fellow of Indonesia by ICF | Dosen FKP UNAIR | Penulis Artikel terindeks Scopus. H-Index Scopus: 16| H-index Google Scholar: 28
2. Erni Astutik, S.K.M., M.Epid.
   DHS Fellow of Indonesia by ICF | Dosen FKM UNAIR | Penulis Artikel terindeks Scopus/WoS| H-Index Scopus: 7 | H-index Google Scholar: 10
3. Dr. Sarni Maniar Berliana
   Ketua Unit Kajian SDGs Politeknik Statistika STIS |Penulis Artikel terindek Scopus/WoS| H-Index Scopus: 7 | H-index Google Scholar: 10

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