IMTJ 2018
IMTJ Academic Conference on Medical Travel and Cross Border Healthcare 2018
Important Dates
About IMTJ 2018
On the theme of “Medical tourism: Evaluation for future improvement’, the IMTJ Academic Conference brings together scholars from academic and research institutions from around the world to critically examine and discuss macro and micro-level issues of medical tourism such as: • Evaluating government policy and strategy to develop medical tourism. • Examining the impact of geo-political events and risks on medical tourism • Evaluating clinical performance and patient experience in medical tourism market • Identifying factors to improve the effectiveness of policy and strategy • Identifying factors to improve service quality and safety for medical tourists.
Topics
Tourism studies, Telemedicine and e-health, Wellness tourism, Health and wellnessCall for Papers
The IMTJ Academic Conference will take place 23-24 May 2018 in Athens, in conjunction with the IMTJ Medical Travel Summit (21-24 May 2018). On the theme of “Medical tourism: Evaluation for future improvement’, the IMTJ Academic Conference brings together scholars from academic and research institutions from around the world to critically examine and discuss macro and micro-level issues of medical tourism such as:
- Evaluating government policy and strategy to develop medical tourism.
- Examining the impact of geo-political events and risks on medical tourism
- Evaluating clinical performance and patient experience in medical tourism market
- Identifying factors to improve the effectiveness of policy and strategy
- Identifying factors to improve service quality and safety for medical tourists.
To find out more and to submit a paper, visit the conference web site:
https://summit.imtj.com/academic-overview/
For further information about the call for papers, please contact the Chairman of the Academic Advisory Board, Ki Nam Jin, Yonsei University, South Korea jinkn@yonsei.ac.kr or IMTJ on events@imtj.com
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