British journal of community nursing · 2025
A discovery into the levels of work engagement of young Irish nurses working in post COVID-19 Australia.
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Hogan Conor
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BACKGROUND: Post COVID-19, the migration of skilled nurses has increased, with many Irish nurses relocating to Australia for better opportunities. Factors such as workload, work-life balance and workplace support influence their engagement and job satisfaction.
AIMS: This study examines the work engagement levels of young Irish nurses who migrated to Australia, identifying key factors shaping their professional experiences, compared to their tenure in Ireland.
METHODS: A qualitative study was conducted using semi-structured interviews with eight participants. Thematic analysis identified key themes related to work engagement, workload, wellbeing and resilience.
FINDINGS: Nurses in Australia reported higher engagement because of structured shifts, improved patient-to-nurse ratios, better personal time and strong workplace support. In contrast, systemic challenges in Ireland contributed to nurse migration.
CONCLUSIONS: Addressing staffing shortages, improving workplace policies and promoting work-life balance is crucial for nurse retention in Ireland, especially in community and district nursing.
AIMS: This study examines the work engagement levels of young Irish nurses who migrated to Australia, identifying key factors shaping their professional experiences, compared to their tenure in Ireland.
METHODS: A qualitative study was conducted using semi-structured interviews with eight participants. Thematic analysis identified key themes related to work engagement, workload, wellbeing and resilience.
FINDINGS: Nurses in Australia reported higher engagement because of structured shifts, improved patient-to-nurse ratios, better personal time and strong workplace support. In contrast, systemic challenges in Ireland contributed to nurse migration.
CONCLUSIONS: Addressing staffing shortages, improving workplace policies and promoting work-life balance is crucial for nurse retention in Ireland, especially in community and district nursing.