How to positively integrate internationally educated nurses.

[1]  Cheryl B. Jones,et al.  Internationally educated nurse hiring: geographic distribution, community, and hospital characteristics. , 2011, Nursing economic$.

[2]  M. M. Jose,et al.  Lived experiences of internationally educated nurses in hospitals in the United States of America. , 2011, International nursing review.

[3]  Yu Xu,et al.  Is Transition of Internationally Educated Nurses a Regulatory Issue , 2010 .

[4]  Yu Xu,et al.  Post-hire transitional programs for international nurses: a systematic review. , 2009, Journal of continuing education in nursing.

[5]  Yu Xu,et al.  Strangers in Strange Lands: A Metasynthesis of Lived Experiences of Immigrant Asian Nurses Working in Western Countries , 2007, ANS. Advances in nursing science.

[6]  C. Kwak,et al.  Comparative trend analysis of characteristics of internationally educated nurses and U.S. educated nurses in the United States. , 2007, International nursing review.

[7]  C. Smith.  Identifying Attributes of Clinical Credibility in Registered Nurses , 2005 .

[8]  T. Bola,et al.  Foreign-educated nurses: strangers in a strange land? , 2003, Nursing management.

[9]  L. Witchell.  Managing international recruits. , 2002, Nursing management.

[10]  N. Dickson.  Don't look now--there's a new leader. , 2001, Nursing times.

[11]  Jay J. Shen,et al.  Characteristics of internationally educated nurses in the United States: an update from the 2004 National Sample Survey of Registered Nurses. , 2010, Nursing economic$.

[12]  Amy Wisniewski.  IC of CJD in the OR. , 2003, Nursing management.