Concierge medicine: The concept of boutique healthcare
In the cattle-call of modern medicine, where health maintenance organisations (HMO) are controlling the purse strings, physicians cite dissatisfaction with managed care reimbursement contracts, the desire to lessen heavy patient loads, free the practice from dependency on insurance reimbursement, reduce paperwork, increase preventive care, and preserve personal and family time. Patients dissatisfaction with traditional medicine
Finding the way from here to there: Design solutions for healthcare campus wayfinding problems
New patients approaching a healthcare campus for the first time, and usually running late for an appointment with a new doctor, expect to quickly and easily find the closest parking spot near the right building, and then travel the shortest distance to a comfy chair in the right waiting room of the right department. When
Global medical travel a flourishing field
When it comes to Medical Tourism cosmetic surgery seems to be taking the lead. That doesnt necessarily come as a surprise but when we look at statistics presented by a particular study on International Medical Tourism they explain to us why. 6o% of clinics, hospitals and medical tourism reported growth in international patient numbers over the last
Operational efficiencies needed to support Healthcare infrastructure in Middle East
Healthcare infrastructure in the Middle East will be one of the key topics debated at the Hospital Build & Infrastructure Middle East Exhibition & Congress in Dubai next month. One of the main challenges for patients and healthcare providers are long waiting times in the ER due to bureaucratic delays and work-flow challenges. The main

















