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Summary

Civic engagement, like volunteerism, helps migrant nurses integrate into new healthcare systems by building skills and networks. This approach supports professional development and workforce inclusion, complementing traditional integration methods.

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Global Health
Nursing Workforce Development
Sociology of Migration

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Keywords:

Volunteerism civic engagement migrant nurses professional integration

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Global migration reshapes nursing workforces, presenting integration challenges for migrant nurses.

Current integration strategies prioritize regulatory and employment aspects, overlooking civic engagement's role.

Civic participation offers a unique avenue for professional and social integration.