Commentary on Joseph et al.’s (2022) “Transition Experiences of Indian Nurses Into Australian Mental Health System”

The study of Joseph et al. (2022) explored the transition experience of Indian-trained nurses into Australian mental health care settings. The study employed hermeneutic phenomenology as the approach, guided by van Manen?s (1990) framework. The study included a purposive sample of 16 participants who were recruited via advertising and snowballing techniques. Data were collected via in-depth individual interviews and analyzed thematically. Initially, I want to emphasize that this commentary article does not aim to comment on or critique the methodology and methods of Joseph et al. (2022) but to comment on the study?s aim, findings, and discussion.