The project of ‘grain for green’, to restore woodland and grass by retreating from slope farmland, as a fundamental measure of eco-environmental rehabilitation, is being conducted in the reservoir area of the Three ...The project of ‘grain for green’, to restore woodland and grass by retreating from slope farmland, as a fundamental measure of eco-environmental rehabilitation, is being conducted in the reservoir area of the Three Gorges gradually. However, the de-farming of slope farmland will reduce the amount of farmland in de-farmed areas, especially in the areas with concentrated slope farmland, which would cause the problems of environmental emigration. The people who cannot regain enough farmland by relocating farmlands within village after de-farming and have to emigrate to other places are called environmental emigrants or ecological emigrants. In the research, a de-farming stress index model and an environmental emigration model are developed based on GRID data, and the potential amount of environmental emigration caused by de-farming of slope farmland in the reservoir area is simulated aided with GIS. The simulation indicates that the potential emigration amount caused by de-farming is quite large. When the de-farming stress index reaches 40%, the amount is as large as 890,000 people, which is equivalent to the emigrants caused by the submergence of the Three Gorges reservoir. So it should be considered as a big problem during the eco-environmental rehabilitation in this area. Some suggestions are raised to tackle the problem. Firstly, the emigration plan should be included in the de-farming plan. Secondly, some provinces, especially those located in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, should accommodate part of the environmental emigrants.展开更多
Background:Globally,there is a high demand for nurses,resulting in migration from low‑to high‑income countries.The emigration of nurses is the act of leaving one's own country to settle permanently in another coun...Background:Globally,there is a high demand for nurses,resulting in migration from low‑to high‑income countries.The emigration of nurses is the act of leaving one's own country to settle permanently in another country,leading to a shortage in the number of nurses in their home countries.Consequently,this study aims to assess the impact of the emigration of nurses on the health‑care delivery system in Nigeria.Materials and Methods:A descriptive cross‑sectional survey was conducted with a stratified sampling technique to select 270 nurses from three selected hospitals in Benin‑city Edo state.A self‑structured questionnaire with open and Likert scale questions were used as an instrument to assess the Impact of the Emigration of nurses on the Health Care Delivery System.Data collected were analyzed using tables,percentages,means,standard deviation and t‑test.Results:The result showed a mean score of 1.59±0.92 impacts of the emigration of nurses on health‑care delivery system and identified how to reduce it.The study also showed that there is no significant difference between gender and reason for emigration among nurses(t=3.84,P≤0.001).Conclusion:The emigration of nurses is severely affecting the health care delivery system in the country.Recently,the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria gave the directive for training schools to increase their training capacity and number of students’intake to cushion the effect,and this study shows that this palliative can only be a short time measure,and however will encourage more nurses traveling abroad on the long run.Therefore,the hospital managers and government should provide a conducive working environment,better remuneration,attractive retirement benefit,and other incentives as a push in factor for nurses to stay back in their home countries.展开更多
Migration is one of the most prominent phenomena in these ultimate years.It has brought some good consequences and economic development,but also a number of socio-economical and socio-political problems,such as decrea...Migration is one of the most prominent phenomena in these ultimate years.It has brought some good consequences and economic development,but also a number of socio-economical and socio-political problems,such as decreasing population in the sending countries,brain drain,labour market shortages,etc.This paper focuses on the reasons why people emigrate from their countries of origin and what effects bring their emigration to the national economy.The purpose of the paper is to explain the emigration impact on the labour market in the sending countries,the phenomenon“brain drain”and its effects,the impact of the remittances,and the importance of Diasporas and return migration for the countries of origin.展开更多
The phenomenon of recent emigration on the Apennine Peninsula is quite fresh but intense. The emigration literary culture which is formed in this exile is not very abundant, but with distinct trends between certificat...The phenomenon of recent emigration on the Apennine Peninsula is quite fresh but intense. The emigration literary culture which is formed in this exile is not very abundant, but with distinct trends between certificating and documenting the experiences of immigrants. Reportages play an important role, including A Sud di Lampedusa. Cinque anni di viaggi sulle rotte dei migranti by Stefano Liberti, A Lampedusa. Affari, malaffari, rivolta e sconfitta dell'isola che voleva diventare la porta d'Europa, a book written by Italian journalists Fabio Sanfilippo and Alice Scialoja, and a diary La scelta di Catia written by Catia Pellegrino. In addition, many materials (including journalistic materials) confirm the existence of a preliminary reconnaissance, however, requires further research. Italian documentaries, personal opinions and comments that go far beyond literature in the strict sense complement the panorama of contemporary emigration which comes from Africa and the Near East. However, they allow us to understand better the area of psychosocial determinants of individual migration decisions and specificity of the migrants' experience, including the experience of the community. How do human solidarity and effectiveness work in the process of the emigration on the European continent? An analysis of the phenomenon of the emigration on the Apennine Peninsula is inextricably linked with the questions about the confrontation and integration, about the literature which is created in this community and the impact political correctness has on its shape, as well as about the new model of immigrant/the African/the European.展开更多
Background The emigration of physicians from low-and middle-income countries(LMICs)to high-income countries(HICs),colloquially referred to as the“brain drain”,has been a topic of discussion in global health spheres ...Background The emigration of physicians from low-and middle-income countries(LMICs)to high-income countries(HICs),colloquially referred to as the“brain drain”,has been a topic of discussion in global health spheres for years.With the call to decolonize global health in mind,and considering that West Africa,as a region,is a main source of physicians emigrating to HICs,this rapid review aims to synthesize the reasons for,and implications of,the brain drain,as well as recommendations to mitigate physician emigration from West African countries to HICs.Methods A literature search was conducted on PubMed,EMBASE and The Cochrane Library.Main inclusion criteria were the inclusion of West African trained physicians’perspectives,the reasons and implications of physician emigration,and recommendations for management.Data on the study design,reasons for the brain drain,implications of brain drain,and proposed solutions to manage physician emigration were extracted using a structured template.The Hawker Tool was used as a risk of bias assessment tool to evaluate the included articles.Results A total of 17 articles were included in the final review.Reasons for physician emigration include poor working conditions and remuneration,limited career opportunities,low standards of living,and sociopolitical unrest.Implications of physician emigration include exacerbation of low physician to population ratios,and weakened healthcare systems.Recommendations include development of international policies that limit HICs’recruitment from LMICs,avenues for HICs to compensate LMICs,collaborations investing in mutual medical education,and incorporation of virtual or short-term consultation services for physicians working in HICs to provide care for patients in LMICs.Conclusions The medical brain drain is a global health equity issue requiring the collaboration of LMICs and HICs in implementing possible solutions.Future studies should examine policies and innovative methods to involve both HICs and LMICs to manage the brain drain.展开更多
欧洲是中国改革开放后海外新移民的主要定居地。基于中国知网和Web of Science核心合集中的582篇期刊文章的可视化分析表明,在欧洲华人移民为研究对象的学术领域,论文发表数量持续增长,发文学科比较集中,但发文渠道相对狭窄,国内外研究...欧洲是中国改革开放后海外新移民的主要定居地。基于中国知网和Web of Science核心合集中的582篇期刊文章的可视化分析表明,在欧洲华人移民为研究对象的学术领域,论文发表数量持续增长,发文学科比较集中,但发文渠道相对狭窄,国内外研究合作较少。从欧洲华人移民研究领域的主题脉络和演进趋势看,绝大多数研究围绕经济和社会的共性议题,除此之外,也有一些基于国家背景的特殊议题,如中 国学者研究公共外交、国外学者研究公共健康等。而未来的研究应关注后疫情对欧洲华人移民新流动模式的后续影响,华人族裔社区与定居国城市规划的关系,在中国崛起的背景下考察华人的创业活动,关注移民二代的发展,关注数字化与智能化对移民工作生活的影响,并重视新研究方法的开发与学科理论的借鉴。展开更多
Objective:Despite the decrease in the number of foreign visitors and residents in Japan due to the coronavirus disease 2019,a resurgence is remarkable from 2022.However,Japan's medical support system for foreign p...Objective:Despite the decrease in the number of foreign visitors and residents in Japan due to the coronavirus disease 2019,a resurgence is remarkable from 2022.However,Japan's medical support system for foreign patients,especially residents,is inadequate,with language barriers potentially causing health disparities.Comprehensive interpretation and translation services are challenging,but“plain Japanese”may be a viable alternative for foreign patients with basic Japanese language skills.This study explores the application and obstacles of plain Japanese in the medical sector.Methods:A literature review was performed across these databases:Web of Science,PubMed,Google Scholar,Scopus,CINAHL Plus,Springer Link and Ichushi-Web(Japanese medical literature).The search covered themes related to healthcare,care for foreign patients,and scholarly articles,and was conducted in July 2023.Results:The study incorporated five papers.Each paper emphasized the language barriers foreign residents in Japan face when accessing healthcare,highlighting the critical role and necessity of plain Japanese in medical environments.Most of the reports focused on the challenges of delivering medical care to foreign patients and the training of healthcare professionals in using plain Japanese for communication.Conclusion:The knowledge and application of plain Japanese among healthcare professionals are inadequate,and literature also remains scarce.With the increasing number of foreign residents in Japan,the establishment of a healthcare system that effectively uses plain Japanese is essential.However,plain Japanese may not be the optimal linguistic assistance in certain situations,thus it is imperative to encourage more research and reports on healthcare services using plain Japanese.展开更多
基金The Knowledge Innovation Project of Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research of CAS, No. CXIOG-B00-04 The Knowledge Innovation Project of CAS, No. KZCX2-307-5.
文摘The project of ‘grain for green’, to restore woodland and grass by retreating from slope farmland, as a fundamental measure of eco-environmental rehabilitation, is being conducted in the reservoir area of the Three Gorges gradually. However, the de-farming of slope farmland will reduce the amount of farmland in de-farmed areas, especially in the areas with concentrated slope farmland, which would cause the problems of environmental emigration. The people who cannot regain enough farmland by relocating farmlands within village after de-farming and have to emigrate to other places are called environmental emigrants or ecological emigrants. In the research, a de-farming stress index model and an environmental emigration model are developed based on GRID data, and the potential amount of environmental emigration caused by de-farming of slope farmland in the reservoir area is simulated aided with GIS. The simulation indicates that the potential emigration amount caused by de-farming is quite large. When the de-farming stress index reaches 40%, the amount is as large as 890,000 people, which is equivalent to the emigrants caused by the submergence of the Three Gorges reservoir. So it should be considered as a big problem during the eco-environmental rehabilitation in this area. Some suggestions are raised to tackle the problem. Firstly, the emigration plan should be included in the de-farming plan. Secondly, some provinces, especially those located in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, should accommodate part of the environmental emigrants.
文摘Background:Globally,there is a high demand for nurses,resulting in migration from low‑to high‑income countries.The emigration of nurses is the act of leaving one's own country to settle permanently in another country,leading to a shortage in the number of nurses in their home countries.Consequently,this study aims to assess the impact of the emigration of nurses on the health‑care delivery system in Nigeria.Materials and Methods:A descriptive cross‑sectional survey was conducted with a stratified sampling technique to select 270 nurses from three selected hospitals in Benin‑city Edo state.A self‑structured questionnaire with open and Likert scale questions were used as an instrument to assess the Impact of the Emigration of nurses on the Health Care Delivery System.Data collected were analyzed using tables,percentages,means,standard deviation and t‑test.Results:The result showed a mean score of 1.59±0.92 impacts of the emigration of nurses on health‑care delivery system and identified how to reduce it.The study also showed that there is no significant difference between gender and reason for emigration among nurses(t=3.84,P≤0.001).Conclusion:The emigration of nurses is severely affecting the health care delivery system in the country.Recently,the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria gave the directive for training schools to increase their training capacity and number of students’intake to cushion the effect,and this study shows that this palliative can only be a short time measure,and however will encourage more nurses traveling abroad on the long run.Therefore,the hospital managers and government should provide a conducive working environment,better remuneration,attractive retirement benefit,and other incentives as a push in factor for nurses to stay back in their home countries.
文摘Migration is one of the most prominent phenomena in these ultimate years.It has brought some good consequences and economic development,but also a number of socio-economical and socio-political problems,such as decreasing population in the sending countries,brain drain,labour market shortages,etc.This paper focuses on the reasons why people emigrate from their countries of origin and what effects bring their emigration to the national economy.The purpose of the paper is to explain the emigration impact on the labour market in the sending countries,the phenomenon“brain drain”and its effects,the impact of the remittances,and the importance of Diasporas and return migration for the countries of origin.
文摘The phenomenon of recent emigration on the Apennine Peninsula is quite fresh but intense. The emigration literary culture which is formed in this exile is not very abundant, but with distinct trends between certificating and documenting the experiences of immigrants. Reportages play an important role, including A Sud di Lampedusa. Cinque anni di viaggi sulle rotte dei migranti by Stefano Liberti, A Lampedusa. Affari, malaffari, rivolta e sconfitta dell'isola che voleva diventare la porta d'Europa, a book written by Italian journalists Fabio Sanfilippo and Alice Scialoja, and a diary La scelta di Catia written by Catia Pellegrino. In addition, many materials (including journalistic materials) confirm the existence of a preliminary reconnaissance, however, requires further research. Italian documentaries, personal opinions and comments that go far beyond literature in the strict sense complement the panorama of contemporary emigration which comes from Africa and the Near East. However, they allow us to understand better the area of psychosocial determinants of individual migration decisions and specificity of the migrants' experience, including the experience of the community. How do human solidarity and effectiveness work in the process of the emigration on the European continent? An analysis of the phenomenon of the emigration on the Apennine Peninsula is inextricably linked with the questions about the confrontation and integration, about the literature which is created in this community and the impact political correctness has on its shape, as well as about the new model of immigrant/the African/the European.
文摘Background The emigration of physicians from low-and middle-income countries(LMICs)to high-income countries(HICs),colloquially referred to as the“brain drain”,has been a topic of discussion in global health spheres for years.With the call to decolonize global health in mind,and considering that West Africa,as a region,is a main source of physicians emigrating to HICs,this rapid review aims to synthesize the reasons for,and implications of,the brain drain,as well as recommendations to mitigate physician emigration from West African countries to HICs.Methods A literature search was conducted on PubMed,EMBASE and The Cochrane Library.Main inclusion criteria were the inclusion of West African trained physicians’perspectives,the reasons and implications of physician emigration,and recommendations for management.Data on the study design,reasons for the brain drain,implications of brain drain,and proposed solutions to manage physician emigration were extracted using a structured template.The Hawker Tool was used as a risk of bias assessment tool to evaluate the included articles.Results A total of 17 articles were included in the final review.Reasons for physician emigration include poor working conditions and remuneration,limited career opportunities,low standards of living,and sociopolitical unrest.Implications of physician emigration include exacerbation of low physician to population ratios,and weakened healthcare systems.Recommendations include development of international policies that limit HICs’recruitment from LMICs,avenues for HICs to compensate LMICs,collaborations investing in mutual medical education,and incorporation of virtual or short-term consultation services for physicians working in HICs to provide care for patients in LMICs.Conclusions The medical brain drain is a global health equity issue requiring the collaboration of LMICs and HICs in implementing possible solutions.Future studies should examine policies and innovative methods to involve both HICs and LMICs to manage the brain drain.
文摘欧洲是中国改革开放后海外新移民的主要定居地。基于中国知网和Web of Science核心合集中的582篇期刊文章的可视化分析表明,在欧洲华人移民为研究对象的学术领域,论文发表数量持续增长,发文学科比较集中,但发文渠道相对狭窄,国内外研究合作较少。从欧洲华人移民研究领域的主题脉络和演进趋势看,绝大多数研究围绕经济和社会的共性议题,除此之外,也有一些基于国家背景的特殊议题,如中 国学者研究公共外交、国外学者研究公共健康等。而未来的研究应关注后疫情对欧洲华人移民新流动模式的后续影响,华人族裔社区与定居国城市规划的关系,在中国崛起的背景下考察华人的创业活动,关注移民二代的发展,关注数字化与智能化对移民工作生活的影响,并重视新研究方法的开发与学科理论的借鉴。
文摘Objective:Despite the decrease in the number of foreign visitors and residents in Japan due to the coronavirus disease 2019,a resurgence is remarkable from 2022.However,Japan's medical support system for foreign patients,especially residents,is inadequate,with language barriers potentially causing health disparities.Comprehensive interpretation and translation services are challenging,but“plain Japanese”may be a viable alternative for foreign patients with basic Japanese language skills.This study explores the application and obstacles of plain Japanese in the medical sector.Methods:A literature review was performed across these databases:Web of Science,PubMed,Google Scholar,Scopus,CINAHL Plus,Springer Link and Ichushi-Web(Japanese medical literature).The search covered themes related to healthcare,care for foreign patients,and scholarly articles,and was conducted in July 2023.Results:The study incorporated five papers.Each paper emphasized the language barriers foreign residents in Japan face when accessing healthcare,highlighting the critical role and necessity of plain Japanese in medical environments.Most of the reports focused on the challenges of delivering medical care to foreign patients and the training of healthcare professionals in using plain Japanese for communication.Conclusion:The knowledge and application of plain Japanese among healthcare professionals are inadequate,and literature also remains scarce.With the increasing number of foreign residents in Japan,the establishment of a healthcare system that effectively uses plain Japanese is essential.However,plain Japanese may not be the optimal linguistic assistance in certain situations,thus it is imperative to encourage more research and reports on healthcare services using plain Japanese.