Health Tourism and Accreditation
People act with their own personal decisions in accessing health services.
Some choose to cross national borders and be treated in another country, and this phenomenon, known as medical tourism, is becoming increasingly common, but statistical data on this subject vary depending on what data you read and who provided it.
The costs of the treatment that many medical tourists naturally want to access have a huge impact on their decisions.
But perhaps more importantly, whether the healthcare facilities that healthcare plans to rely on entrusted are really safe and whether they meet their needs and whether their staff are appropriately trained and have adequate experience, and whether it is maintained.
In cases where these conditions cannot be met, medical tourists may be exposed to unnecessary risks and even lose their lives. Likewise, it is important whether a person injured by medical tourism has sufficient insurance / compensation to ensure a fair deal.
Another problem is how can a medical tourist, a medical tourism intermediary or insurance company acting on behalf of a medical tourist, be sure that the healthcare providers they are looking for are noteworthy and have no interest relationship?
Apart from the advice from relatives and friends, the only way to be sure that there is no personal experience yet is to check if the hospital or clinic has clinical accreditation by independent specialists, as QHA Trent offers them.
Health Tourism and Accreditation
People act with their own personal decisions in accessing health services.
Some choose to cross national borders and be treated in another country, and this phenomenon, known as medical tourism, is becoming increasingly common, but statistical data on this subject vary depending on what data you read and who provided it.
The costs of the treatment that many medical tourists naturally want to access have a huge impact on their decisions.
But perhaps more importantly, whether the healthcare facilities that healthcare plans to rely on entrusted are really safe and whether they meet their needs and whether their staff are appropriately trained and have adequate experience, and whether it is maintained.
In cases where these conditions cannot be met, medical tourists may be exposed to unnecessary risks and even lose their lives. Likewise, it is important whether a person injured by medical tourism has sufficient insurance / compensation to ensure a fair deal.
Another problem is how can a medical tourist, a medical tourism intermediary or insurance company acting on behalf of a medical tourist, be sure that the healthcare providers they are looking for are noteworthy and have no interest relationship?
Apart from the advice from relatives and friends, the only way to be sure that there is no personal experience yet is to check if the hospital or clinic has clinical accreditation by independent specialists, as QHA Trent offers them.