<![CDATA[ DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES AND LOS ANGELES,CALIFORNIA, Oct 19 (MARKET WIRE) — Many official representatives from health ministries and tourism boardsalong with leaders from healthcare – providers, insurance and consultancyfirms are participating to learn …
With the globalisation landscape widening into healthcare consumerism, India – the outsourcing hub of the world – has another opportunity to capitalise. But despite holding all the aces in its hand, can the country be said to be playing its cards well?
Developing quality healthcare for international patients means more than providing advanced and efficient care to the patient during his or her stay in the hospital, states Dr. Prem Jagyasi, a medical tourism expert. Dr. Jagyasi educates organizations in creating and delivering overall delightful services to the patient right from taking the case at the onset till the patient achieves the ultimate objective.
Obama’s Healthcare Reform might bring hope (if not solutions) for millions of Americas, but global healthcare challenges are far bigger than a reform can solve. Challenges are increasing dynamically and no obvious solution is in blue print. Renowned healthcare and medical tourism consultant Dr Prem Jagyasi travels extensively to dig out real global healthcare challenges and its impact on society.
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Developing quality healthcare for international patients means more than providing advanced and efficient care to the patient during his or her stay in the hospital, states Dr. Prem Jagyasi, a medical tourism expert. Dr. Jagyasi educates organizations in creating and delivering overall delightful services to the patient right from taking the case at the onset till the patient achieves the ultimate objective.