The world’s largest credentials evaluation organization for the nursing & allied health professions since 1977
The world’s largest credentials evaluation organization for the nursing & allied health professions since 1977
“CGFNS is a highly reputable and reliable credentials evaluation organization. They were able to help me get my overseas education assessed in a smooth and timely manner. From attaining my CES report for NCLEX exam to VisaScreen, I had no issues with them. I would definitely recommend CGFNS.”
-Katrina D.
“Definitely recommended for those who seek documents assistance. Very friendly evaluator and does reply quickly. Thank you CGFNS for making things happen.”
-Jay M.
“No problems for me. My papers were credentialed and sent to my state board in less than a month. They responded to my questions over email in 1 business day.”
-Ian J.
“I highly recommend CGFNS for evaluation purposes and in fact I recommended it already to my colleague here in Saudi Arabia”
-Dang C.
“CGFNS has a very nice supportable staff, and had help me a lot over my bachelor certification from Brazil into US. They are quick after they receive the documents and very trustful. I recommend it’s process 100 percent! = )”
-Daniel E.
Since 1977, CGFNS has been at the forefront of providing opportunity to nurses who wish to migrate to energize the countries they are migrating to and quite often, the countries they return to, transforming themselves and their families in the process.
We at CGFNS salute nurses who create change in healthcare policy, in migration, in society, in their own lives—and most of all, in the health and well-being of those they care for.
2020 has been a crucial year in raising the profile of #nurses & #nursing, across the #globe. While the media has discussed the importance of nursing in response to #COVID19, it fails to represent the modernity of profession as #leaders on #forefront of #health and #healthpolicy
Nurses lack representation in media: recognize them for the leaders that they are
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Though nurses are the "backbone" of health systems, in a worldwide coronavirus pandemic the media still doesn't represent them as vital leadersThe U.S. State Department has released the 20th #TraffickingInPersonsReport reinforcing the need for a #Global response and #cooperation to protect the nearly 25 million people denied fundamental right to #freedom.
#nurses are on the forefront in detection and providing care of trafficking victims.
#EndTrafficking
Trafficking in Persons Report 2020 - United States Department of State
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For 20 years, the Trafficking in Persons Report (TIP Report) has demonstrated the United States’ conviction that human trafficking is a global threat necessitating a global response.According to an analysis by Kaiser Family Foundation, 1 in 4 worker are high risk for serious COVID-19 illness as states reopen despite increases in outbreaks.
#COVID19
1 in 4 workers at high risk for serious COVID-19 illness as states reopen despite surges
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New data from the Kaiser Family Foundation could throw a wrench in employers' plans to reopen offices and resume a normal course of operations, even as more than half of states report rising COVID-19 ...Volkan Bozkir, the official Turkish diplomat to the UN, was elected President of the historic 75th session of the UN General Assembly, in September.
Turkish diplomat elected President of historic 75th UN General Assembly
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Turkish diplomat Volkan Bozkir was elected President of the forthcoming session of the UN General Assembly in a vote held on Wednesday that was emblematic of its time.According to UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, nearly 80 million people were displaced at the end of 2019, with Turkey hosting the largest portion of people forced to leave their homes.
UN High commissioner for refugees stated, "This is the highest figure that UNHCR has recorded since these statistics have been systematically collected and is a reason for great concern."
#WorldRefugeeDay #WithRefugees
World now has nearly 80 million refugees: UN
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Turkey hosts highest number of refugees, says UN Refugee Agency - Anadolu AgencyIn a recent article, #globalnurseleader and friend of #cgfns, Joyce J. Fitzpatrick, PhD, RN, Elizabeth Brooks Ford Professor of Nursing, at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing - Case Western Reserve University addresses the important role nurse leaders have in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.
Leadership of nurses a key in dealing with coronavirus pandemic: Joyce J. Fitzpatrick, RN
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In a guest column, Joyce Fitzpatrick, a registered nurse and professor of nursing at Case Western Reserve University, contends that our system of care would be ineffective for dealing with the coronav...
