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Medical tourism involves traveling to another country for medical treatment. Traditionally, people from less developed countries traveled to more developed countries for unavailable treatments, but now people also travel from developed to developing countries for lower costs. Reasons for medical tourism include obtaining illegal treatments in the home country or accessing rare disease experts. Risks include medical issues like blood clots. The process typically involves working with a medical tourism provider who helps with treatment and travel logistics. Popular destinations include Costa Rica, Greece, Mexico, Thailand, and India, which offers treatments at much lower costs than Western countries. Medical tourism is growing in India and could generate $5-10 billion in revenue annually by 2012.
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Medical Tourism by Yesu Kumar- PGDHM Healthcare Management
Medical Tourism is an act of travelling from home county to another country seeking of a quality care with an affordable cost.
Medical tourism has a popular mass culture where people travel to overseas countries to obtain health care services and facilities such as medical, dental, surgical, physical, mental care, whilst having the opportunity to visit the tourist spots of that country.
Medical tourism is an economic activity that entails trade in services and represent two sectors- medicine and tourism.
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The document discusses India's potential as a hub for medical tourism. It notes that India has world-class hospitals and healthcare infrastructure at a fraction of the cost of other countries. Various statistics are presented showing the growth and size of India's medical tourism industry, with estimates that it could generate billions of dollars in revenue annually. Strategies are proposed to further promote India's medical tourism sector through aggressive global marketing campaigns and partnerships.
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This document discusses medical tourism, which refers to people traveling to another country to obtain medical treatment. It provides examples of reasons people engage in medical tourism, such as high savings, no wait lists, high quality treatment, and access to latest technology. It also discusses medical tourism in specific Asian countries like Thailand, Malaysia, India, and their advantages as medical tourism destinations.
Medical Tourism
Gives Insight of What is Medical Tourism & Why India is destination for many other countries for medical tourism.
Medical Tourism India
The document discusses developing health tourism in India. It outlines several benefits of health services trade including foreign exchange, consumer gains, and better regulation. Key barriers are standards, accreditation, and immigration. India can brand itself as a destination for quality healthcare at low costs compared to countries like the US and EU. Developing health tourism requires cooperation across medical, tourism and other industries as well as addressing issues like insurance, standards, and marketing.
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This document provides an overview of the medical tourism industry. It discusses that medical tourism involves traveling abroad to obtain healthcare services. Common reasons people engage in medical tourism are significant cost savings compared to domestic healthcare costs, access to procedures not available domestically, and a perception of high-quality care at international facilities catering to medical tourists. India is highlighted as a top destination for medical tourism due to its growth in high-quality corporate hospitals, trained medical professionals, and cost-competitive care. The document also outlines objectives and limitations of a study on the medical tourism sector in India.
Overview of the Medical Tourism industry.pdf
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- 24. Medical tourism – ECONOMY / OPPORTUNITIES
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