Scandinavian languages: mutually intelligible?

The new coronavirus pandemic has changed all our lives, all our societies – globally and all at once, and it continues to do so in new and unpredictable ways.

For many Polish nurses, migration to Norway and attaining what they see as a Norwegian work-life balance has provided a possibility to rethink their nursing identity and practices.

A blog post from Marek Pawlak about emotions and migration research – and differences between Polish and Norwegian nursing homes.

Sandlie has investigated the housing situation among nurses from Sweden, Poland, and the Philippines in Norway.

Looking past the typical categorizations of national identity, migrant, or nurse.

Geographic proximity between Poland and Norway affects Polish nurses’ lives and facilitates on-going mobility.

Vyda Hervie argues that quality care and quality employment are twin issues of social justice.

Family obligations, staffing agencies, and traveling time all play a role in the working pattern and living situation of Swedish nurses working in Norway.

Becoming an authorized nurse in Norway costs both time and money for nurses from the Philippines, and it is not easy to stay on top of the changes in regulations.