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Standards for Ambulatory Care due 1 Jan 2019

The 4th Edition of the Joint Commission International (JCI) Standards for Ambulatory Care will be published on 1 January 2019 with an effective date...

ISQua accredits Temos standards on medical tourism

The International Society for Quality in Health Care (ISQua), has accredited Temos International Healthcare Accreditation standards "Quality in International Patient Care" and "Excellence in Medical Tourism" for hospitals...

One billion international tourists in the first nine months of 2016

Destinations around the world welcomed 956 million international tourists between January and September 2016. Demand for international tourism remained robust in the first nine...

New report from Dubai cosmetic centre

Liposuction and Botox remain at the top of the list of cosmetic surgeries in the Middle East. Report from American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery...

Thailand invests in medical tourism

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) 2018 marketing plan TAT Action Plan covers both international and domestic tourism. The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) 2018...

Ukraine – surrogacy on the increase

Ukraine is becoming a centre for surrogate mothers, as the laws concerning surrogacy are relatively lax compared to other countries Surrogate maternity in Ukraine is...

International comparison of healthcare systems

A new Commonwealth Fund report has assessed seven industrialized countries on the performance of their health system in five areas: quality, efficiency, access to...

Survey shows major spend variation on wellness and spa services

The Tourism Observatory for Health, Wellness and Spa (IWSTM) in cooperation with RLA have launched their 5th International Wellness, Spa and Travel Monitor; the...

Barriers for US medical tourism to Cuba

Loosening of restrictions on travel to Cuba caused misinformed comment that Americans could legally go to Cuba as medical tourists. When President Obama announced the...

South Korea medical tourism hampered by regulation

The number of foreign tourists visiting South Korea for medical treatment is increasing but held back by government regulations on local hospitals, claims the...