Economic Analysis of the Nurse Shortage in Egypt
Working Paper
April 17, 2008
Author: Marwa Farag, Research Fellow, The Dubai Initiative
Belfer Center Programs or Projects: The Dubai Initiative
The health sector in Egypt suffers from a severe shortage of qualified nurses (nurses with at least 2 years of post high school nursing education) and a much less apparent perceived/real shortage of all-type nurses. This paper examines the nurse labor market in Egypt for evidence of such shortages and explores potential reasons behind them. It was submitted as part of the Dubai School of Government's working paper series.
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