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Healthcare System in Barbados<\/strong><\/p>\n

Barbados operates a system of nationalized healthcare, similar to the other nations within the Commonwealth of Nations. This ensures that all Barbadian citizens and residents have access to some form of healthcare provided by the public sector.<\/p>\n

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Quality of Healthcare in Barbados<\/strong><\/p>

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Barbados has been making a name for itself as a prime medical destination within the Caribbean. It currently has over 20 poly-clinics, a dialysis center, facilities that can handle major surgery and an integrative hospital owned by Queen Elizabeth.<\/p>\n

In order to demonstrate its ability of operating on international standards of care and quality, Barbados has its first accredited facility in the region. This is a stepping stone in the right direction for the region as it demonstrates the desire of Barbados to grow as a medical tourism destination offering high quality care to foreign patients. <\/p>\n

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