Claudia B. Maier

TL;DR: A bedside care workforce with a greater proportion of professional nurses is associated with better outcomes for patients and nurses, and reducing nursing skill mix by adding nursing associates and other categories of assistive nursing personnel without professional nurse qualifications may contribute to preventable deaths, erode quality and safety of hospital care and contribute to hospital nurse shortages.

TL;DR: The high number of policy, regulatory and educational reforms, such as on nurse prescribing, demonstrate an evolving trend internationally toward expanding nurses' scope-of-practice in primary care, and would facilitate recognition procedures in increasingly connected labour markets.

TL;DR: Health professionals move between countries in search of higher salaries, better working conditions, training and career opportunities, or new professional and personal experiences, affecting the size, skill-mix, geographical distribution and demographic profile.

TL;DR: The evidence on efficiency broadly supports further efforts to integrate HIV services, however, key evidence gaps remain, and there is an urgent need for further research in this area.

TL;DR: Psychosomatic complaints were the most important indicators in forming a rating frame for students' self-rated health status, and the results suggest that SRHS can be reasonably used to compare students' health across countries.