For the nursing situation abroad, the most direct and global problem is the "shortage of nurses". After World War II, the aging was very serious, which led to the shortage of foreign nurses. In addition, the nurse-patient ratio in foreign hospitals is very strict, and the shortage of nurses is more serious when there are many patients. Therefore, developed countries are now trying their best to introduce international nurses, and the conditions offered are relatively generous, with much better wages and social welfare.

Although the financial crisis abroad is very serious in the past two years, there is still a shortage of nurses abroad. Take the United States as an example Although the unemployment rate in the United States is high, there is still a shortage of nearly one million nurses, and the salaries of on-the-job nurses have not been reduced.

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