Health Care Change Management; a Medical Care Enhanced with Internet based Management

The revolution of medical tourism allows health patients to acquire an equal medical care across the different regions around the globe.  The usual practice of healthcare service will allow the natural variance of services across the globe.  

 The usual case of bringing patients to 1^st world countries for medical care is the reason for 3^rd world countries general public to travel to 1^st world countries for medical attention.  But with the involvement of Internet communication in medicine, medical practitioners today can interact from consultations of their patients across borders and allow statistical manipulation and analysis of the rate and percentages from the different classifications of health problems.  

Today the standard of an International Hospital in a 1^st world country is the same standard with the International Hospitals operated in 2^nd, 3rd, and emerging market countries  worldwide.  This realization is made possible because of the integration of online data communication of healthcare companies across the globe. Medical Doctors can freely interact with other Physicians for consultations and further research advice.   

Conceptualizing one medical case will be enhanced through the collaborative opinions of the medical experts.  Thus, medical tourism is made possible to a lot of ASEAN countries and other major countries like China, India and other emerging European countries.  Bringing equal healthcare across the globe will lessen the problem of high mortality rate in 3^rd world countries giving the fact that by operating with the global standard (JCIA Joint Commission International Accreditation) http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/ healthcare standards are strictly followed according to the standard protocol. 

To further infer the future of world medical tourism, computer system for medical healthcare and tourism will possibly be upgraded to the extent that in the future we can monitor the statistical rate of patients suffering from certain disease in one region of the world.  Furthermore, International health monitoring of United Nation will become easier if the data system of healthcare around the globe is centralized. Managing global epidemics is an important aspect in preserving human race.  

Healthcare must not vary in quality standards across the globe.  In the contrary, human capital from different regions of the world practicing the global medical tourism must consider the value of e-learning.  In my next blog e-learning is being discussed to show the importance of collaborative education not only in universities but also in business and service organizations aiming for world class and standard.  The constant educational upgrading through e-learning of medical practitioners in International Hospitals must have the greatest concern in managing the future of e-Medical Care.