Medical Tourism in India

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What is the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of the medical tourism industry in India?

22%-25%

What percentage of Indians would choose private healthcare services over a public institution?

70%

What is the doctor-to-population ratio in India, compared to the WHO recommended ratio?

1:11445, WHO recommends 1:1000

What percentage of rural India would choose private medical services over public ones?

72%

What are some reasons why less than one-third of India prefers public hospitals?

Deficient services, lack of well-trained doctors, lack of trust, long wait lines, undesirable environment

What is the expected market size of the medical tourism industry in India in 2020?

9 billion US dollars

What are some challenges faced by the Indian healthcare industry due to the doctor-to-population ratio?

Challenges include a shortage of doctors, long wait times, and inadequate services.

What factors contribute to the preference of private healthcare services over public institutions in India?

Factors include better quality services, more skilled workers, and greater trust from the public.

How does the government's low spending on public health impact the healthcare sector in India?

Low public spending results in deficient services, lack of resources, and insufficient healthcare coverage.

What role does medical tourism play in the growth of the healthcare industry in India?

Medical tourism contributes to the industry's growth by attracting foreign patients and increasing revenue.

How do the preferences for private healthcare differ between rural and urban areas in India?

72% of rural India and 79% of urban India choose private healthcare over public services.

What are some consequences of the mismatch between the growing demand for healthcare services and the limited supply of doctors in India?

Consequences include longer wait times, overcrowded facilities, and compromised quality of care.

How does the lack of well-trained doctors serving the rural population impact healthcare accessibility in India?

The lack of doctors affects healthcare accessibility by limiting services, increasing wait times, and reducing trust in the system.

Explore the growing industry of medical tourism in India, with well-trained doctors attracting patients from around the world. Learn about the preference for private healthcare services and the challenges faced in the public sector.

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