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- Section 1: Deciding to Leave and Come to Canada
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- Section 4: Barriers to Professional Integration
- Section 5: Facilitators to Integration
- Section 6: Recommendations for Moving Forward
- Section 6: Recommendations for Moving Forward
- Improve Access to Profession-Specific Language Training
- Help Address Financial Difficulties through Multiple Routes
- Improve Access to Clear and Concise Information about Integration Processes
- Improve Transparency, Reduce Bureaucracy & Address Policy Gaps
- Better Connection of HHR Supply and Demand to Achieve Self Sufficiency
- Increase Opportunities to Gain Cultural Competence
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- Introduction
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