So far, it's all hearsay... I've got to go there myself and
experience it for myself before telling you about it. 
So far, from what I've heard, the work isn't as stressful, employee
rights are more prevalent, the working environment is more cordial,
patients and relatives respect nursing as a profession.
Can you imagine that over here, when we do things that benefit the
ill patients, the relatives will come and interfere and despite not
knowing anything about nursing, they will insist that we do stupid
things that will utlimately harm the patient and when we try to
educate them, we get yelled at or complained about? 
Several times I had to bring them into the patients' rooms, SHOW
them, 'This is what happens if we were to do it your way - bleeding
non-stop / membranes dry out / whatever... ' and THEN, they will
reluctantly agree to let us do our work. 
In the first place, stuff like this should NEVER occur!!! I should NEVER have to justify good
nursing practice to them! I should NEVER have to be treated like a
maid or worse, like a criminal trying to kill the patient!
I remember grandma used to say, 'Mai keh kiang! Buay hiao gor ai
gong wei, kana ka ki jeen jia kiang! Mai chut xia, kia ji bi, hor
lang cho kang!' (Translation : If you're not trained or an expert
in the field, leave the experts to do it and don't hamper them by
talking nonsense and acting like a smart-aleck!) 
These people obviously never had a grandma / parents with good ol'
common sense.
