One Program Seeks to Replenish the Philippines' Nursing Professors

By MARTHA ANN OVERLAND

Article: A Nursing Crisis in the Philippines

Sister Remy Angela Junio, one of the Philippines' foremost nursing educators and the chancellor of the St. Paul University System, despaired as she realized that, one by one, the nurses she was training were all leaving the Philippines.

Recruiters representing American hospitals prowled her campus like sharks looking for their next meal. Even her teaching staff was being

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One Program Seeks to Replenish the Philippines' Nursing Professors

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