… Hanefeld J, Horsefall D, Lunt N (2014) What do we know about medical tourism? a review
of the literature with discussion of its implications for the UK National Health Service as an …

… in how medical tourism is discussed, with medical tourism located within a wider process of
medical … However, barriers to accessing the NHS; dissatisfaction with the NHS; and the costs …

… who can be treated privately in NHS facilities may prompt the NHS to more actively market
its services to overseas residents. However, the extent to which the NHS has the capacity for …

… technological diffusion may benefit countries providing care for medical tourists, irrespective
of … (2014b)‘Implications for the NHS of inward and outward medical tourism: a policy and …

… and medical complications, institution communication, cost … benefits of medical tourism,
most of the top medical … and communicating to potential medical tourists on dimensions of …

… entitled to UK National Health Service (NHS) care remain in … treatment overseas as a medical
tourist. The author is aware … going care was provided free at the point of care by the NHS. …

… Health Service (NHS), and to obtain good service quality, geographical proximity, and
completive prices [4]. In contrast, Russians and Arabs visit Malaga mainly due to the lack of …

… Patients seek out medical tourism for multiple reasons including cost … Health Service (NHS),
which remains free at the point of use. The Department of Health, however, states that NHS …

… Health tourism also referred to as medical tourism is defined as the act of travelling abroad
… how the NHS’s staff can manage patients suspected to be benefiting from health tourism. …

… for National Health Service (NHS) treatment. Domestic … Recent changes in NHS England
has a system under the Cost … medical tourism however a recent estimate indicates only 65% of …