医疗旅游私立医院:聚焦印度。

Q4 Medicine

Journal of Health Care Finance Pub Date : 2010-01-01

Billie Ann Brotman

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本文考察了在印度经营的私立医院提供的复杂医疗服务的需求因素。医疗旅游有三种类型:出境医疗旅游、入境医疗旅游和境内医疗旅游。私营连锁医院盈利能力的提高和积极的增长趋势可归因于印度国内收入水平的提高。并非所有被调查的连锁店都有财务偿付能力。在本样本中，一些直接向潜在入境医疗游客做广告的医院集团似乎正经历负现金流。

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Medical tourism private hospitals: focus India.

This article examines demand factors for sophisticated medical treatments offered by private hospitals operating in India. Three types of medical tourism exist: Outbound, Inbound, and Intrabound. Increased profitability and positive growth trends by private hospital chains can be attributed to rising domestic income levels within India. Not all of the chains examined were financially solvent. Some of the hospital groups in this sample that advertised directly to potential Inbound medical tourists appear to be experiencing negative cash flows.

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Journal of Health Care Finance Medicine-Health Policy

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