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See Latest ArticlesInternationally trained pharmacists in Great Britain: What do registration data tell us about their recruitment
Human Resources for Health, 06/26/09
Schafheutle EI et al. - Analysis of the Register of Pharmacists provides novel insights into the origins, composition and destinations of internationally trained pharmacists. They represent a notable proportion of the Register, indicating that British employers are relying on their contribution for the delivery of pharmacy services. With the increasing mobility of health care professionals across geographical borders, it will be important to undertake primary research to gain a better understanding of the expectations, plans and experiences of pharmacists entering from outside Great Britain.
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