India, June 1 -- The global health care system is entering a period of profound transition. Across developed nations, ageing populations, rising chronic illnesses, and increasing burnout among health care workers have created a severe shortage of trained nursing professionals. In response, countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia, and parts of Europe are increasingly turning towards internationally trained nurses to stabilise strained medical systems. Within this changing landscape, India has emerged as one of the most significant contributors to the global nursing workforce, with Kerala standing at the centre of this transformation.

For decades, Kerala has maintained a strong reputation for producing skilled nursing profes...