Journal of transcultural nursing : official journal of the Transcultural Nursing Society · 2026
Early Adaptation of Newly Recruited Filipino Nurses in Singapore: A Qualitative Inquiry.
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Hassan Norasyikin, Daswani Karuna, Teck Bee Ang, Ng Xuan Zong Jason, Kaka Singh Parvinder Kaur
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INTRODUCTION: Nurse migration is well-established, yet most research focuses on Asian nurses migrating to Western countries. Singapore's multicultural context, with its large international nursing workforce from the Philippines, offers an intra-Asian perspective. This study examined the early adaptation of newly recruited Filipino nurses in Singapore.
METHODS: A qualitative study was conducted in a medical institution. Thirteen nurses were interviewed. Data were thematically analysed.
RESULTS: The nurses navigated Singapore's multicultural society to overcome the sociolinguistic challenges. They remained grounded by staying connected to their community and building connections at work. Relearning their skills and rediscovering a new approach using advanced medical technologies enabled them to adapt at a different level.
DISCUSSION: The nurses encountered cultural, linguistic, and practice-related challenges but employed diverse strategies to enhance adaptation. It underscores the need for strengthened institutional orientation and integration programmes.
METHODS: A qualitative study was conducted in a medical institution. Thirteen nurses were interviewed. Data were thematically analysed.
RESULTS: The nurses navigated Singapore's multicultural society to overcome the sociolinguistic challenges. They remained grounded by staying connected to their community and building connections at work. Relearning their skills and rediscovering a new approach using advanced medical technologies enabled them to adapt at a different level.
DISCUSSION: The nurses encountered cultural, linguistic, and practice-related challenges but employed diverse strategies to enhance adaptation. It underscores the need for strengthened institutional orientation and integration programmes.