When doctors migrate, they are likely to form networks overseas that may promote further emigration by colleagues with whom they keep in touch and to whom they might advertise migration opportunities and provide assistance.
Migrating birds are likely to fly on minimal time (Vmt; or 'full speed'), which is faster than the maximum range speed (Vmr; that gives the longest distance on a given amount of fuel; Hedenström and Alerstam 1995).
The results, in particular factors influencing the decision to migrate from South Africa, are likely to bear relevance to South African health workers who have migrated to other English-speaking countries.
And as cougars migrate eastward, they are likely to wear out their welcome.
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By contrast, Chen (2005), based on a survey of Chinese graduate students, finds that master's degree students who intended to migrate to the USA are likely to be negatively self-selected in a less restrictive migration regime and positively self-selected in a more restrictive regime.
In both countries, children whose mothers are caregivers when fathers migrate are more likely to have better health than children living in non-migrant households.
Changes to immigration policy that fail to factor in the aspirations and needs of doctors who have already migrated to the UK are likely to disrupt the career paths of many non-European doctors, many of whom have spent a considerable duration of time working and training in the National Health Service of United Kingdom.
He said he needed to analyze them more thoroughly, but said "costs are likely to migrate," because investors would pay for services like financial advice, directly or indirectly.
"Reduced options for migration, combined with incomes threatened by environmental change, mean that people are likely to migrate in illegal, irregular, unsafe, exploited or unplanned ways," it warns.
