Amalgamation of Healthcare and Hospitality

In Bhupinder Chaudhary, Dinesh Bhatia, Mahesh Patel, Sunaina Singh & Sushman Sharma (eds.), Medical Tourism in Developing Countries: A contemporary approach. Springer Nature Singapore. pp. 29-33 (2024)
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In recent years, the convergence of the healthcare and hospitality sectors has emerged as a transformative trend with the potential to revolutionize medical services. This integration is fueled by a shared commitment to prioritize patient satisfaction and elevate service levels by placing patient experience at the forefront of healthcare delivery. By merging the principles of hospitality with healthcare, this innovative approach aims to create healing environments within medical facilities that promote comfort, trust, and emotional well-being.Vital elements of hospitality, such as warm greetings, comfortable accommodations, and attentive staff, significantly alleviate the anxiety and stress often associated with medical treatments. This human-centric approach enhances patient satisfaction and contributes to better treatment outcomes. The confluence of hospitality and healthcare benefits patients and creates a positive work environment for healthcare professionals.Integrating hospitality-driven practices into healthcare improves patient satisfaction and contributes to better treatment outcomes and a more positive healthcare environment for patients and medical professionals. This evolving concept represents a significant step forward in continuously pursuing excellence in healthcare delivery.

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