Enquiring the dental practitioners' perceptions about dental tourism: a phenomenological viewpoint

Kaur, Ratinder; Hira, Jiwanjot Kaur

doi:10.1504/wremsd.2021.114438

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“…Kaur and Hira 22 conducted a study with an aim to explore and examine the perceptions of the dental practitioners providing dental services to various inbound dental tourists in India. The use of a phenomenological approach was made wherein the sample consisted of six dental practitioners who had the experience of treating dental tourists during their practice.…”

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Supply side stakeholders’ viewpoints about medical tourism in India and the effects of COVID 19

Hira

Kaur

2023

Journal of Patient Safety and Risk Management

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Medical tourism is a field where healthcare and travel both coincide. Herein, people from different parts of the world travel to different countries in order to avail world-class treatment at an affordable price. With the onset of COVID-19 pandemic, this industry has been hit hard. However, this industry has still reflected back the waves of COVID-19 and has emerged better. This paper has made an effort to comprehend the viewpoints and opinions of the providers that accept medical tourism in India. The participants were selected using judgement and snowball sampling. The data was gathered through semi-structured interviews conducted using both face-to-face method as well as telephonic method. The data was then analysed using Atlas.ti software to highlight the various factors affecting medical tourism as well as its interaction with COVID19 pandemic.

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confidence: 99%