Global cancer centres operate across different sizes, scales, and ecosystems.
Understanding the essential aspects of the creation, organisation, accreditation, and …

Health and wellness–related travel, also known as medical tourism, is a topical
phenomenon with a wide range of effects in both local and transnational contexts. This …

Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Klebsiella pneumoniae, have also implicated another
underinvestigated pathway for AMR: the direct and indirect roles of wars and conflicts, and …

Transnational medical travel–the temporary movement by patients across national borders
in order to address medical concerns abroad that are (considered to be) unable to be …

PURPOSE Conflict-induced cross-border travel for medical treatment is commonly observed
in the Middle East. There has been little research conducted on the financial impact this has …

This paper analyses the emergence of transnational care through the case study of Libyan
patients seeking care in the Tunisian city of Sfax as a result of changes triggered by the …

The interdisciplinary, politically contested field of Global Health has often been described as
a consequence of, and response to, an intensification of the mobilities of, and connectivities …

This paper aims to demonstrate the implications of health mobility on language practices in
the medical tourism industry in India and on the ways, language workers become …

Background The geographical reconfiguration of healthcare systems in times of violent
conflict is increasingly being recognised in academic literature. This includes conflict …

In the past two decades, health care has become a global market and transnational practice.
An emerging body of literature examines the astounding variety of drivers, conditions, and …