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Customized courses will be developed and presented on request. Most courses are eligible for CME credits. HC202 1 day Comparative review of business models at successful medical destinations and recognized international hospitals. Role of government and industry in supporting medical and health travel and tourism. Practical considerations for those providers new to medical travel and tourism. HC203 1 day The movement of patients across international borders for medical care potentially impacts the public health of both the nation of origin and the destination country. In the best situation, providing health care to foreign patients may generate significant revenue; in the worst, providing medial services to international patients in advanced specialty facilities may undermine local health care and exacerbate the disparity between the health services available to local patients and paying foreigners. Specific examples are used to illustrate the effect of trade in health services on public health. EM102 1 day A course for decision makers before making the decision whether to include a medical travel option for employees or members. Overview of medical destinations, insurance programs, financial and social implications for your organization and for healthcare consumers. The real cost of care. Risk management. Legal review. About courses for medical travel agents and facilitators About courses for healthcare executives, clinicians, staff About courses for entrepreneurs and T&E medical travel partners |
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