- Health care services impacted by globalization.
e.g.. some countries especially developing ones can
attract customers by offering high quality health care at lower
cost than is available in their home country.
- This practice is greatly expanding due to development of global
standards of quality and rise of processes of accreditation, both
in health care and medical education.
- Outsourcing is one situation in which developing countries that
are able to adopt standards, processes and language of developed
countries benefit from the liberalization of the movement of goods
and services. By undertaking some or all components of production
or service provision for clients in developed country, some
economic benefits may occur to the developing country where the
'outsourced' service is provided
- The settlement of young professionals, originally from less
developed countries, In more developed countries from which they
have graduated with professional credentials
- Some rich countries, because of lack of doctors and nurses try
to recruit recently trained graduates from poorer countries.
These factors impact the outcome of healthcare subsequently
improving the health care costs.