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Monday, 26 May 2008
Q1. What medical tourism projects can be undertaken right away? 
 
Q2. What medical tourism operations have already begun as of now? 
 
Q3. What is invasive treatment? 
 
Q4. Is the foreign language ability of Taiwan’s doctors, medical administrative personnel, and related
  medical and tourism entrepreneurs who have to work with medical tourism sufficient enough for Taiwan
  to receive international tourists who come here for medical tourism?
 
Q5. Currently, which hospitals are offering medical tourism in Taiwan?
 
Q6. Does the itinerary of Taiwan medical tour provide a package tour that contains accommodation,
     health exam and medical treatment? Or does the customer need to coordinate with a travel agent?
 
Q7. Do Taiwan’s hospitals allow oversea expenditures? In what currency does one report expenses?
     What are the payment methods (VISA, MASTER, and T/T)? Refund terms?
 
Q8. Do foreign consumers need to provide their Australian health examination reports?
     Can the doctors in Taiwan use Australian health examination reports to gauge the medical treatments
     needed? Or must the consumers finish complete health examination reports in Taiwan? Can the doctors
     in Taiwan answer consumers’ medical questions through email or video conference before their trips?
 
Q9. Does Taiwan have any restriction in terms of entry clearance and visas for medical tourism
     consumers from Oversea?
 
Q10. How is the professional quality of medical tourism guaranteed?
       If there is medical dispute or anything unsatisfactory, what channels can consumers use to file
       their complaints? When consumers finish their treatments and go back to their countries, can
       Taiwan’s hospitals perform post-treatment follow-ups through the Internet platform and
       video conference?
 
Q11. Does Taiwan provide liability insurance and medical insurance to foreign consumers
       who come to Taiwan for medical tourism? Are these two contained in the packaged product?
 
Q12. Can you provide concrete plans such as individual cases or projects of foreigner who come to
       Taiwan’s hospitals for medical tourism?
 
 
 
 		 

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