Snakes and ladders: An integrative literature review of refugee doctors' workforce integration needs.
Samantha Eve SmithPatricia LivingstonElizabeth CarneyJulie MardonVictoria Ruth TallentirePublished in: Medical education (2023)
This study produced a theory exploring refugee doctors' integration needs and how these are met or challenged. Medical educators developing courses for refugee doctors should attend not only to knowledge and skills acquisition but also social connections, identity work and rights and responsibilities. The theory highlights the central importance of social connections. Medical educators can therefore have a transformative impact on refugee doctors' integration. This may also contribute to society by helping to alleviate the workforce crisis.