The commoditization of the medical profession
Click to go to site I’d never thought I’d see the day. I believe this trend is temporary but should be one of many disruptive influences which forces healthcare systems in developed countries to finally innovate. Tej Deol, M.D.
Singapore – Why is it an obvious choice?
Strong Local Support Industry Considering the increasing number of medtech companies preferring Singapore over other locations in Asia, we can only assume that Singapore has its unique attractiveness that sets it apart from others. One very distinct feature of Singapore is its very strong base of electronics and precision engineering industry built up since the [...]
News Update: American College of Surgeons issues advice for medical tourists…hmm smells like protectionism.
Apparently this trendy topic is waking up our M.D. friends on the other side of the pond. Is it altruism and a general concern for patients or is the threat of potential competition shaking up an industry accustomed to captive consumers? You decide…(click for statement)
Take care with Medical Tourism: Potential pitfalls in the long term?
In the substitution of any existing product or service offering demand is related to the improved utility of the offering. This can be because the consumer perceives that the higher price charged for higher quality is justified or that he is receiving the same quality for a significant improvement in price. The current positive momentum [...]
Medical Tourism in Asia: Riding the wave….
Medical tourism in Asia is currently generating USD 1.3 billion in revenue and is expected to grow to USD 4.4 billion by 2012, growing at a CAGR of 19%. The major countries competing for medical tourists in Asia are Thailand, Singapore, India and Malaysia. The main attraction for seeking medical treatment in these countries includes [...]
