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Batam Indonesia

Indonesia to create economic zone for medical tourism

The government of Indonesia has approved a proposal to establish an international health tourism special economic zone (SEZ) in the city of Batam

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Ransomware attack leaves London hospital services disrupted and cancelled

The disruption has impacted a wide range of health providers including GPs and community and mental health services

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Building relationships - healthcare and insurance providers

Building better relationships between payers and payees is something for which ITIJ is keen to advocate. Mandy Langfield spoke to several experts to identify the key pain points, and their...

Mandy Langfield

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The use of telemedicine and tech in remote Asia-Pacific facilities

Telemedicine is increasingly being used by remote facilities in the Asia-Pacific region to offer assistance to travellers. Cathy Hudson looks at the benefits, risks, and the extent to which it...

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Navigating the US healthcare system to obtain value for money

The average price of healthcare in the US dropped by 1.4% in the 12 months ending September 2023, but is the same true for international insurance and assistance companies? Marc...

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Medical tourism in Thailand: facts, figures and services on offer

Thailand’s private hospitals have long been ranked as some of the best in the world. But are efforts to promote the country as a desirable destination for medical care paying...