Sentence examples for foreign care from inspiring English sources

Although currently the vast majority of medical tourism occurs from patients arranging and paying for the medical services abroad themselves, arguably the biggest potential for this market lies within governments or insurance companies pre-arranging foreign care for patients.

Participants expressed that patients may not be aware of the risks of infectious diseases contracted abroad or that they will be unable to obtain medical records for foreign care; more generally, it was thought that medical tourists do not know what questions to ask to better understand their risks or, owing to well-recognised cognitive biases, fail to adequately appreciate these risks.

Medical tourism expands the range of individuals giving patients health advice with the addition of MT brokers and foreign care providers [ 1], thereby further complicating the communication of risk to these patients and thus ultimately compromising their ability to achieve informed consent.

The prime minister said he would increase spending on health care, child care and foreign aid, but would not cut income taxes.

I don't think the foreign judges care".

While some foreign health care providers, including Turkey in Mr. Akdogan's case, do receive small discounts, they are much less than those requested by H.M.O.'s.

In Italy, where life expectancy is increasing and the birthrate is among the world's lowest, the market for foreign home care aides is expected to swell.

But residents of Kandahar, the Taliban's major stronghold, were far more suspicious of her and other foreign health care workers.

The reality is that the best foreign health care systems, especially those of France and Germany, do as well or better than the U.S. system on every dimension, while costing far less money.

One of them, "Ruptures," by two French journalists, details her role in the release from Libya of foreign health care workers who had been imprisoned on charges of infecting children with the virus that causes AIDS.

They have also started to bring foreign health care providers and doctors into the region and to invest heavily in local facilities to reduce costs, said Mr. Ali, of Kleos.