Medical Tourism (ppt)

[dr.rpv.ivac]

hey
I am not able to download any ppt on medical tourism, could you please send the ppt asap please.
Dr.Prasanna

 

[sameer_khare]

Dear Indrajit,
I have recently joined a reputed hospital to work as Commercial Manager. Your ppt seems to be a nice read. Can I go thro' it?
Sameer

 

[chagger]

nice work budy. but m not able to find ur link to download ppt

 

[dhiraj444]

hey nice ppt.........thanxxxxxxxx

thankss

 

[sureshgopal]

Hi,
I am not able to download. Please help me or send to me by email

Thanks
Suresh

 

[ROSS the ERUDITE]

Hi,
I am not able to download. Please help me or send to me by email

Thanks
Suresh

the projects r mostly attached on the first page.click here to view it:
http://www.managementparadise.com/f...anagement-s-s-m/6600-medical-tourism-ppt.html


hope to hear more on this topic soon here.


Regrds,
Kalpana Heliya
MP Team

 

[rsanyal]

great work done.it is really helpful for those in healthcare management field and those aspiring for it

 

[kaykay186]

hey this is about tourism in general, and not medical tourism.. pls dont mislead us

 

[venkat iyer]

Excellent, good presentation, keep it up.

 

[karthik237]

Thanks for this ppt..helped me a lot in my presentation...

 

[msihag]

its useful its mind blowing its informative its really nice

 

[Abhey123456]

Thankxx..it really helped.

I am also doing a dessertation on medical tourism and its relation with airlines.

 

[arvaen]

hey thnx dude ,

its very useful for my project

 

[nirajrai]

Thak you very nice project ........ thanks once again,,,,,,,,

 

[nirajrai]

:SugarwareZ-221:nice project thank you.............:SugarwareZ-169::SugarwareZ-169:

 

[l_krish07]

OUR PROBLEMS


India is still a developing country and has several inherent problems
There is a negative perception about the country because of poor hygiene and sanitation
No uniformity of quality and accreditation is now becoming a reality
Medical insurance is still in its infancy and has a very low penetration Flight connectivity needs attention Infrastructural woes continue to affect the airports, roads and power Save for the initiatives taken by a few organised players, there has been no focused marketing till now

THEIR PROBLEMS

LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
The knowledge about medical tourism is mostly shared by word-of- mouth or by persons who are internet savvy
LACK OF TRUST
Patients from developed countries are still sceptical of the quality of medical care abroad, and doubly sceptical of ventures that have no personal or local contacts
LACK OF FOLLOW-UP
Continuity in health care is a major cause for concern. There are many stories on the internet about the people who opted for treatment abroad, but returned home without follow-up care and suffering complications
LACK OF MEDICAL LIABILITY
Patients from developed countries know that they have legal recourse to medical malpractice for healthcare in their countries. This is often not true of procedures that take place overseas, and are not under their legal jurisdiction

 

[meximas99]

nice share thanks you very much

 

[wwwsaha.com]

hi frnd how to watch it...

 

[rod2121]

You are uninsured or under insured and would have to dig deep into your pockets to be able to afford health care at home.

Or the treatment you want simply isn't available in your country. If that's the case, then medical tourism is the answer to your problem.

It's easy to hop on a plane and catch the next flight to your surgical destination. But before you do that there are a lot of things that you should know and do to make your medical tourism trip safe and successful. Here is a list that will assist you in travel planning. Keep in mind to check these sites.