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Nursing Education in Punjab and its Role in Overseas Migration
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January 2013

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Bhutani

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Gupta

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This chapter examines the changing role of nursing as a career option for young people in Punjab. The paper contextualizes the substantial growth of nursing education institutions in the context of international migration opportunities. Based on survey and interview data gathered at nursing schools and colleges across Punjab, the paper demonstrates how opportunities linked to the global nursing labour market substantially motivate the uptake of the profession in Punjab. The allure of working overseas is not just accounted for by salary differences, but also by the perceived advantages of continued training and career development that overseas employment (particularly in the west) offers. The chapter recommends policy changes in Punjab to enhance the attractiveness of the conditions and career development of nursing in order to compensate for the substantial draw the international market offers trained nurses.

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... Very few had children, which likely reflected their relatively young age (mostly concentrated in the twenty-to-thirty-year age range). We also asked whether respondents had family members in nursing, as we were interested in exploring ideas of occupational reproduction within families and the cultivation of a culture of migration (Connell 2014;Bhutani, Gupta, and Walton-Roberts 2013). Just under 40 per cent of the sample had a family member (sibling, mother, aunt, or cousin) working in nursing, and of those family members, three-quarters were working overseas. ...

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12. Bumpy Roads: Tracing Pathways into Practice for International Students in Nursing: International Students in Canada, Their Families, and Structuring Institutions
Nursing Education in Punjab and its Role in Overseas Migration