Pascal Ndege
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Apollo hospital India mwezi huu ilipata Tuzo KWA kuchangia pato la taifa Kama kivutio cha utalii nchini india.
Asilimia kubwa ya watanzania wenye kipato cha kati na matajiri, wanapata tu huduma ya kwanza kwenye hospital zetu kisha kwenda nje ya nchi.
Utalii wa kimatibabu ni utalii maarufu sana duniani Na nchi ya india ipo juu kabisa KWA kusifika KWA huduma nafuu kabisa za matibabu.
Huu ni unafuu wa gharama katika asilimia
Brazil: 20-30%
Costa Rica: 45-65%
India: 65-90%
Malaysia: 65-80%
Mexico: 40-65%
Singapore: 25-40%
South Korea: 30-45%
Taiwan: 40-55%
Thailand: 50-75%
Turkey: 50-65%
Tanzania tumechangia mapato zaidi ya asilimia 20 ya wagonjwa waliowahi kutibiwa Apollo. Hii imechangia upotevu wa mabilioni ya fedha katika uchumi wa TanZania Richa ya Tanzania Kuagiza Pikipiki ya boxer kutoka india.
Mwaka Jana ilitokea mtafaruku mkubwa kabisa wa kati ya serikali Na MSD kuhusu Deni la Dawa hospital ya muhimbili Hii inatokana serikali kutokuwa Na fedha kuilipa MSD.
Mimi nasema Kama kweli mwaka huu tumeshindwa kuweka Elimu bure KWA kila mtanzania inamaana Tanzania bado tutakuwa hatuna madaktari wa kutosha. Kufanya taaluma hii kuwa kubwa na kuvutia watalii kutoka nchi mbalimbali.
KENYA
Kenya is positioning itself as a medical hub, taking services to other East African countries and offering credit to patients who finance health bills out of their own pockets.
With growth in technology and many specialised medical practitioners in the region, many patients in East Africa are now opting to come into the country as it is nearer home for the same medical treatment they seek abroad.
These patients come from Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and some from as far as Zambia, Malawi and Congo to seek medical services that include in vitro fertilisation (IVF), open heart surgery, cancer treatment, kidney transplant, neurological disorders and diagnostics services.
Stephen Masinde director of A&K Global Health, a medical tourism firm, said they bring about 200 patients per month into the country with the majority (about 70 per cent) coming for IVF.
We expect to be bringing in 2,000 patients a month in the next one year, said Mr Masinde.
He added that previously patients had to rely on their own research or recommendations to choose a hospital in Kenya. This was tricky for some as they did not have a contact person before travelling for medical care.
Asilimia kubwa ya watanzania wenye kipato cha kati na matajiri, wanapata tu huduma ya kwanza kwenye hospital zetu kisha kwenda nje ya nchi.
Utalii wa kimatibabu ni utalii maarufu sana duniani Na nchi ya india ipo juu kabisa KWA kusifika KWA huduma nafuu kabisa za matibabu.
Huu ni unafuu wa gharama katika asilimia
Brazil: 20-30%
Costa Rica: 45-65%
India: 65-90%
Malaysia: 65-80%
Mexico: 40-65%
Singapore: 25-40%
South Korea: 30-45%
Taiwan: 40-55%
Thailand: 50-75%
Turkey: 50-65%
Tanzania tumechangia mapato zaidi ya asilimia 20 ya wagonjwa waliowahi kutibiwa Apollo. Hii imechangia upotevu wa mabilioni ya fedha katika uchumi wa TanZania Richa ya Tanzania Kuagiza Pikipiki ya boxer kutoka india.
Mwaka Jana ilitokea mtafaruku mkubwa kabisa wa kati ya serikali Na MSD kuhusu Deni la Dawa hospital ya muhimbili Hii inatokana serikali kutokuwa Na fedha kuilipa MSD.
Mimi nasema Kama kweli mwaka huu tumeshindwa kuweka Elimu bure KWA kila mtanzania inamaana Tanzania bado tutakuwa hatuna madaktari wa kutosha. Kufanya taaluma hii kuwa kubwa na kuvutia watalii kutoka nchi mbalimbali.
KENYA
Kenya is positioning itself as a medical hub, taking services to other East African countries and offering credit to patients who finance health bills out of their own pockets.
With growth in technology and many specialised medical practitioners in the region, many patients in East Africa are now opting to come into the country as it is nearer home for the same medical treatment they seek abroad.
These patients come from Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and some from as far as Zambia, Malawi and Congo to seek medical services that include in vitro fertilisation (IVF), open heart surgery, cancer treatment, kidney transplant, neurological disorders and diagnostics services.
Stephen Masinde director of A&K Global Health, a medical tourism firm, said they bring about 200 patients per month into the country with the majority (about 70 per cent) coming for IVF.
We expect to be bringing in 2,000 patients a month in the next one year, said Mr Masinde.
He added that previously patients had to rely on their own research or recommendations to choose a hospital in Kenya. This was tricky for some as they did not have a contact person before travelling for medical care.