Globalization of Health care 2 Countries which continue to accept patients from other lands for expensive services run the risk of either pricing out poorer citizens or creating a second tier of medic

Globalization of Health care 2 Countries which continue to accept patients from other lands for expensive services run the risk of either pricing out poorer citizens or creating a second tier of medic

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Globalization of Health care 2

Countries which continue to accept patients from other lands for expensive services run the risk of either pricing out poorer citizens or creating a second tier of medical care in those countries. Further, ethically speaking, it is not acceptable to exclude the local population from the benefits of care that is provided in their country for rich strangers, even if this organization allows fewer rich countries to develop employment in the health care sector. In addition, medical tourism may shift services from preventive public health measures, to less effective and more expensive private clinics. The treatment standards in countries such as India may not be up to the standards found in the United States, and that the process takes some control out of the hands of the consumers. Finally, there are some of the potential dangers of volunteerism.