Session Name: Global Health Tourism: Multihelix Strategy and the Megatrend
1 - 3D Multihelix Concept of Health Tourism
Monday, July 29, 2024
09:00 – 10:45 (GMT+7)
Presentation Abstract he phenomenon of as "Medical Tourism," has gained significant attention in both academic and popular media. Medical tourism, which involves patients traveling abroad for non-emergent medical treatment, and health tourism, which encompasses all activities undertaken by tourists to improve their physical and mental health, are closely related but distinct concepts. They both contribute to the booming health and medical tourism industry, which has become a global phenomenon. Health tourism, encompassing medical treatment services and activities to improve physical and mental well-being, has become a thriving global industry. Health and medical tourism have become booming industries worldwide, with patients traveling abroad for non-emergent medical treatment and tourists engaging in activities to improve their physical. Global health encompasses the health and well-being of individuals and populations on a global scale, taking into account factors such as social determinants, access to healthcare services, and the impact of disease and health disparities across different regions and countries. Given that global health is recognized as a fundamental human right, governments and organizations must prioritize efforts toward achieving equitable healthcare access and addressing the inequalities that exist. The concept of multi helix is an innovative approach that recognizes the interconnectedness of various sectors and stakeholders in addressing complex challenges. By embracing the multi helix approach, organizations and communities can foster collaboration and leverage the diverse expertise and resources of academia, industry, government, civil society, and the natural environment. In the context of sustainable development and environmental education, the quintuple helix model emerges as a powerful framework