Passport to Crisis: How Insourcing Jobs Hurts Health Care Here and Abroad

- After decades of under-funding medical and nursing programs, the United States now lacks one million health care workers. Instead of expanding educational programs, the United States encourages health care corporations to import workers from developing countries. - Americans have lost good jobs, and the developing world has lost qualified health care workers that it badly needs. - This book tells a damning story about U.S. health care corporations, their influence on policymakers, and the negative effects both here and abroad.