Source: UN News: Sunday, 21 September 2025 00:02 am
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a warning on Wednesday that a large number of doctors and nurses in southern and eastern European countries are moving to other countries to work, increasing pressure on health services in their native countries. At the same time, according to a new report by the World Intellectual Property Organization, Switzerland ranks first worldwide in the field of innovation. According to a new report by the UN Health Agency, during 2023, six out of every 10 medical workers working in Europe were out of the region. This number is even higher in nurse cases. This report has studied Albania, Arminia, Georgia, Ireland, Malta, Norway, Moldova Republic, Romania and Tajikistan. During the number of foreign trained doctors working in European sector, 58 percent and nurses were recorded in the number of nurses in the number of nurses. The annual number of doctors increased almost three times. The nurse’s statistics saw an increase of about five times. Most of these health workers were trained outside Europe. Who In the health policies, Dr. Natasha Aizopardi-Mask said that this is not just a matter related to the number. The story of ambition and opportunity is associated with every migrant doctor or nurse. But this is also related to the pressure on families and national health systems by leaving their country. “Europe has been migrated to the labor market, there is a reality, and it will have to be taken care of in a fair and continuous manner.” New challenges are also available due to the increase in the movement of medical workers, the increase in the movement of medical workers. In some countries, especially in eastern and southern European countries, a large number of doctors and nurses are moving to neighboring countries, causing the situation to worse already, and questions are arising for the future, while the western and northern european countries are now dependent on medical workers. For example, more than 50 percent of nurses and 43 percent of doctors in Ireland are trained abroad. According to an estimate, there is a possibility of lack of 9.50 lakh health workers in the European sector by 2030. In view of this, the UN Health Agency has stressed that strong policies will have to be implemented to prevent medical workers from going out and better schemes to prepare a workforce. Doctors and nurses are turning to other countries by getting training from countries, and countries which are dependent on foreign health workers, there is an example of this sequence to ensure the continuity of health services. The number of doctors leaving the country has increased from 1,500 to 461. The reason for this has been described as better salary, training and working conditions. © Unsplash/Lukas a robot posted in a shopping mall in Kyoto city, Japan. In the innovation index, Switzerland is at the first position, China is also among the top 10 countries Vigerland (1), Sweden (2), United States (3), Korea Republic (4) and Singapore (5), in the leading countries in the world of innovation in the world. Apart from them, Britain (6), Finland (7), Netherlands (8), Denmark (9) and China (10) are also among the top 10 countries in this list. China has made its place in the top 10 countries for the first time. According to WIPO study, India (38) Turkay (43), Veeti Naam (44), Philippines (50), Indonesia (55), including Indonesia (55), are continuously performing better in this list. Studies suggests that India’s performance in the group of lower middle-income countries in Central and Southern Asia. Information communication technology exports, financial progress from start-up companies and economic progress from technology are promoting this. 80 indicators were resorted to to prepare a report, including expenditure on research and development, venture capacity agreements, high-technology exports, intellectual property applications. However, according to Wipo, the investment for innovation is being done and due to this. It is not clear to estimate future trends in the field of intellectual property.