Showing posts with label Medical Tourism Research. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Medical Tourism Research. Show all posts

20 April 2020

e-Commerce winners and losers

Here is a report on online shopping patterns related to the Covid-19 experience.

While this report notes a decline in camera purchases, I believe that it is the improvement of cell phones' cameras that is the real reason.  After all, my cell phone takes better pictures than my 8 year old digital camera.

Stay well and shop local instead of online if you can. 

11 November 2010

Meghann Ormond's work on Medical Tourism

Got an email today from Meghann Ormond who shared a bibliography on the subject. Seems her research is on Medical Tourism:

Abstract:

This thesis examines the shifting relationship between the state and its subjects with regard to responsibility for and entitlement to care. Using Malaysia as a case study the research engages with international medical travel (IMT) as an outcome of the neoliberal retrenchment of the welfare state. I offer a critical reading of postcolonial development strategies that negotiate the benefits and challenges of extending care to non-national subjects. Read More


Professor Ormond is also presenting at the AAG in Seattle next Spring.