Further on, host countries' facilities are typically overwhelmed.
It is investing in other countries' facilities in return for more predictable supplies.
In developing countries, facility-based delivery is recommended for maternal and neonatal health, and for prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission (PMTCT).
In the rural Thai context, as in many developing countries, facilities for health care and support for disabilities are limited.
In the four survey countries, facilities generally maintained patients at a high level of treatment adherence; however, for all indicators, we identified some facilities that performed less well, which provided a target for quality improvement efforts.
The limited evidence permits only a very superficial assessment, and it is also known that, in some countries, facilities with laboratories derive additional income from commercial activities, although the legal status of these activities is often unclear.
Such information is not likely to take the form of recommending for or against specific countries, facilities, or physicians abroad given the large number and diversity of medical tourism providers and the lack of reliable measures of provider quality.
We also aim to explore country, facility, staff, patient, and care characteristics related to better outcomes at resident level.
In addition to logistical arrangements, the EU scientist had to travel to some source countries and facilities to make sure quarantine procedures were taught to source country facility staff.
