Services offered within the broad concept of 'health tourism' represent a wide range of practices and procedures in the field of medicine, recreation services and balneology. When it comes to human health, compromise is never an option - that's why the question of best practices in institutions and organizations offering health services is always on the agenda.
How can we gain trust and be confident that we get the best service
Qualified staff, good service, excellent technical equipment - these areamong the main criteria that healthcare facilities must cover strictly in each case and patient. Talking about health tourism, these criteria are often supplemented by various requirements, concerning recreational element or other characteristics in the field of spa, beauty and relaxation treatments.
What are the best practices in health tourism?
Good practice in health tourism are considered methods that show and prove better results than those achieved by other means. In the field of medical tourism and healthcare in general, the objectives are to achieve longterm lasting results, efficient treatment, excellent service and ultimately satisfying results for the recipients of medical care (patients, clients).
While theoretically justified 'best practices' in medical tourism are still under constant development, there are some basic criteria and guidelines for good practice, which aim to measure and improve results.
In short, as consumers of medical services the least we should expect from a facility is:
• Excellent service
• Highly qualified specialists
• Excellent technical security
• Track and postoperative care
• Certification and Quality Control
• Regular and systematic clinical audit
Certification of medical institutions is extremely important mission – it’s goal is to guarantee that we can rely on well trained staff and receive adequate treatment.
What is the international accreditation in healthcare
Accreditation in medical practice is a controlled process for obtaining official proof of competence to carry out specific activities.
International accreditation in healthcare is the process certifying the level of quality for health care providers and programs in a few countries. International organizations for accreditation in healthcare certify a wide range of health programs, such as hospitals, primary care providers, specialized medical transport, patient care and others. There are several internationally recognized accreditation schemes.
These include Accreditation Canada (based in Canada), JCI Gold Seal (US-based), QHA Trent (based in UK) as well as ISO 9001: 2015 in the 'Quality management systems & Requirements ' section.
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