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India offers world-class healthcare that costs substantially less than those in developed countries, using the same technology delivered by competent Specialists attaining similar success rates.

Medical Tourism India /Health tourism India is a developing concept whereby people from world over visit India for their medical and relaxation needs. Most common treatments are heart surgery, knee transplant, cosmetic surgery and dental care. The reason India is a favourable destination is because of it's infrastructure and technology in which is in par with those in USA, UK and Europe.

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Medical tourism is a vast area and is divided broadly into the following four branches, namely:
•Medical Tourism for “Major” Medical Procedures
•Medical Tourism for Plastic Surgery or Cosmetic Surgery Procedures
•Dental Tourism a form of Medical Tourism
•Health Tourism for Wellness and alternative treatment

Medical Tourism for Major Medical Procedure

• Literacy rate and diversity in languages: Only 65.38 % of India’s population is literate with only 2% well-versed in English. So the rest of the people are facing a problem in adopting E-Medicine. Also, the presence of a large number of regional languages makes the applicability of single software difficult for the entire country.

An epidemiological Surveillance:
Telemedicine applications for epidemiological surveillance are gradually reaching new heights with the development of technology such as geographic information systems (GISs). It can give new insight into geographical distribution and gradients in disease prevalence and incidence and valuable insight into population health assessment.

“E-Medicine is not an evolutionary concept but a revolutionary concept and at the heart of every revolution, there is the need for a sudden massive change, at the core of which is the human mind.” By taking into consideration “Health for All,” we’ll discuss some objectives for which E-Medicine has originated.

Information technology is becoming a major sector in health care delivery system and is attracting healthcare professionals all over the world. Telemedicine allows a specialist or a super-specialist at major cities to give advice to a doctor in a remote rural area for an in situ medical care, or even guide that doctor during surgery.

Cost- consequence analysis

Cost –effectiveness analysis