The integration of Nigerian nurses into UK healthcare post registration with the NMC: the lived experience of Nigerian nurses and implications for the healthcare workforce presentation

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Ugiagbe, M. 2019. The integration of Nigerian nurses into UK healthcare post registration with the NMC: the lived experience of Nigerian nurses and implications for the healthcare workforce presentation. 2019 Middlesex University Research Student Summer Conference. London, UK 20 Jun 2019
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TitleThe integration of Nigerian nurses into UK healthcare post registration with the NMC: the lived experience of Nigerian nurses and implications for the healthcare workforce presentation
AuthorsUgiagbe, M.
Abstract

This presentation explores the definition of integration and the lived experiences of integration of internationally educated nurses (IENs) with Nigerian heritage into UK healthcare using an interpretive phenomenological analysis (IPA) approach.

Sustainable Development Goals16 Peace, justice and strong institutions
Middlesex University ThemeCreativity, Culture & Enterprise
Conference2019 Middlesex University Research Student Summer Conference
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Completed20 Jun 2019
Deposited02 Aug 2024
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