Join us on October 18 at 10AM EST for a fireside chat with global industry experts as they offer their unique perspectives on where the industry is heading. Don’t miss this opportunity to look out into the future of medical tourism with top industry experts. The webinar will include a time for Q&A at the end.
Monkeypox is a rare infection that presents with blisters and scabs all over the body. The infection, which was largely endemic in parts of west and central Africa, has recently been spreading in other parts of the world. Since May 2022, cases of monkeypox have been reported in countries where the infection is not endemic, including parts of Europe and the United States. Although cases of the infection are shown to be dropping, it is still very much around. In this webinar, Heather Saunders, a registered nurse and infectious disease expert and researcher at Johns Hopkins University, and Claudia Jorgenson, Director of Clinical Operations at Global Healthcare Accreditation, shares important information about monkeypox and the current outbreak.
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The past two years have been difficult ones for medical travel programs across the globe. Travel restrictions or an influx of COVID-19 cases (in the case of hospitals) forced some organizations to reduce operations or in extreme cases shut down. While medical travel has increased over the past year and there is pent-up demand for medical travel services, challenges remain with emerging new variants. In this webinar, the directors of three ambulatory centers in Latin America discuss the challenges faced and strategies and tactics deployed for sustaining (and in some cases growing) their medical travel programs and how to integrate resilience into your organization for future challenges
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This webinar takes a look at each touch point on the medical travel care continuum and review recommended protocols to reduce COVID-19 risks based on GHA’s recently issued COVID-19 Guidelines for Medical Travel Programs.
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