DEVELOPING ASIAN NURSING PROFESSION WOULD BENEFIT FROM BRITISH EXPERTISE, CONFERENCE TOLD
March 1st, 2014
Changes in the way in which healthcare is delivered across Asia mean there are challenges but also opportunities for a new generation of nurses, with experts calling for organisations such as the Royal College of Nursing to better assist and support the sector in developing nations."I think that over the next 15 to 20 years, there is going to be an exciting transformation within the nursing profession in Asia that will parallel the changes that we have seen in North America and Europe," Mack Banner, chief executive officer of Bumrungrad International Hospital in ...
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