Recruitment in developing country | Recruitment

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Developing countries, also known as the underdeveloped nations, are in general countries which have not achieved a significant degree of industrialization relative to their populations, and which have a low standard of living.

There is an ongoing debate on the migration of doctors, especially psychiatrists, from developing countries.

It is argued that these countries, which are already running short of psychiatrists, will further be jeopardised and their health systems will collapse if this migration and subsequent recruitment continue.

In this paper the author presents a personal view of the ethics and human rights of this matter. He emphasises the importance of migration of doctors in view of the current situation in developing countries and advises that the Commonwealth Code be followed to address the problem of the shortage of psychiatrists in developing countries and psychiatrists’ basic right to avail themselves of the opportunities in the developed world.

Indeed, the dual tasks of identifying cases of brain strain and calculating the overall impacts of migration are daunting to say the least. Nevertheless, such methodological innovations are a necessary first step in the quest for workable and effective policy interventions that can optimize the impacts of migration for all concerned.

Most of them are in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

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