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March 2023

Cross-country analysis of health worker mobility across the European Union and neighbouring countries (2010 – 2022)

This report provides a cross-country analysis of health worker mobility data within the EU and neighbouring countries from 2010 – 2022. It is based upon desk research and secondary and publicly available data retrieved from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) database and the European Commission Regulated Professions Database (RPD). It focuses on […] read the full article

March 2023

Country report on health worker migration and mobility in France

In this report, we describe and analyse the health system in France, as well as the challenges of its health workforce. We examine the flows of health workers into France in the last ten to fifteen years, and to which extent France, as an affluent destination country, is dependent on health professionals from less affluent […] read the full article

December 2022

Country report on health worker migration and mobility in Romania (English)

In this report, we describe the health workforce and health system in Romania, as well as the push and pull factors and flows of migration and mobility of health workers in Romania. In addition, based on a series of in-depth interviews, we describe the perspectives on migration of health workers remaining in Romania,as well as […] read the full article

November 2022

Country report on health worker migration and mobility in Romania (Romanian)

In this report (written in Romanian language), we describe the health workforce and health system in Romania, as well as the push and pull factors and flows of migration and mobility of health workers in Romania. In addition, based on a series of in-depth interviews, we describe the perspectives on migration of health workers remaining […] read the full article

September 2022

Country report on health worker migration and mobility in Germany

In this report, we describe the health workforce and health system in Germany, the Germanrecruitment of foreign health workers and their migration patterns, and the resulting brain drainof health workers in source countries. We also provide recommendations for a more sustainableanswer to the German care crisis. For example, we think that the German government should […] read the full article