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Title

"HEXAL Model" How It Can Collaborate With Health Service Providers and Travel Medicine.

Authors

Izadi, Morteza; Hoseinpourfard, Mohammadjavad; Farhangi, Zahra; Ayoubian, Ali

Abstract

Introduction: Nowadays the trend to travel abroad has extremely grown. This is while, paying attention to travelers' health is an incredibly important issue. Many organizations try their best to provide health services during travelers' trips. Meanwhile, the biggest and most effecting health care providers all around the world are hospitals. Regarding this fact, a theory has been presented to help these organizations coordinate and direct much more effectively in compared to the past. It is noticeable to mention that this theory can help health care providers to gain a more sustainable position in order to develop medical tourism in their centers. Methods: A theory has been presented in this research with different dimensions. The major aspects of this model have been designed according to the relationships which exist in families. These relationships include: parents, children and others. Each of these aspects have been divided into two segments which are female and male. These aspects play their roles in three different dimensions. Results: According to the results this study, it can be mentioned that there are 6 relationships in regards to the HEXAL Model in health service providers. These relationships include mother, father, sister, brother, step sister and other relationships. It can be also said that each of these dimensions have different responsibilities in both health care providers and travel medicine. Conclusion: By using this model, health service providers can collaborate much more effectively. As a result, medical tourists and even other tourists can experience much more satisfying trips throughout their lives.

Publication

International Journal of Travel Medicine & Global Health, 2017, Vol 5, Issue 2, p38

ISSN

2322-1100

Publication type

Academic Journal

DOI

10.15171/ijtmgh.2017.08

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