Is medical travel safe? A webinar to discuss the expanding the African space for medical tourism
Two global healthcare accreditation bodies are joining forces to seek to expand the medical travel space in Africa by ensuring that patients are safe and receive quality care.
The first webinar is on 12 October. This will be about building trust in patients seeking medical care in countries other than their own. The second, on October 26 (details to come), will be geared to the hospitality industry.
We would hope that more managers and executive managers of facilities would start seeing the ROI on achieving accreditation with international standards and, moreover, becoming accredited as trusted medical travel providers.
The registration link explains what the webinars are going to be about: https://www.globalhealthcareaccreditation.com/webinar-cohsasa-building-patient-trust-through-accreditation-certification-for-medical-travel-programs.
If you want to know more about GHA: https://www.globalhealthcareaccreditation.com/.
COHSASA, a not-for-profit organisation in Cape Town, South Africa, assists a wide range of healthcare facilities to meet and maintain quality standards.
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