Investigation of management of international education considering sustainable medical tourism and entrepreneurship

Xu, Aoqi; Johari, Seyed Abdolhassan; Khademolomoom, Amir Hossein; Khabaz, Mohsen Tavakoli; Umurzoqovich, Rajabov Sherzod; Hosseini, Saeid; Semiromi, D.T.

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2022.e12691

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“…The findings of this study are consistent with the results obtained from the previous research (Alberto Aning, 2020;Bagheri et al, 2023;Bari & Djouab, 2014;Collins et al, 2020;Costado Dios & Piñero Charlo, 2021;Graham, 2018;Mastan et al, 2022;Moghavvemi et al, 2017;Montazer & Gashool Darehsibi, 2020;Pakia et al, 2022;Rahimi et al, 2022;Regmi & Jones, 2020;Saberi et al, 2023;Sharpley, 2020;Wong, 2016;Xu et al, 2023;Zandi et al, 2023). Tourism marketing studies the marketing processes and strategies related to the activity and promotion of tourism.…”

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“…Educational models are communicative tools for summarizing or transferring knowledge, meaning, and concepts to make a process or concept easier to understand and comprehend. With the correct and precise application of educational models, the learning needs of a heterogeneous group can be met, opportunities and experiences can be provided that lead to successful outcomes, more attention can be paid to individual characteristics and talents, learning and retention capacity can be increased, individuals' selfesteem can be strengthened and improved, and overall, the quality level of the education and learning system can be elevated (Saberi et al, 2023;Xu et al, 2023).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Designing an E-Learning Model for Health Tourism Marketing Case Study: Educational Healthcare Centers of Islamic Azad University, Tehran

Heidari,

Doshman Ziari,

Barzegar

et al. 2024

IJIMOB

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Objective: The present research aims to design an e-learning model for health tourism marketing in the educational healthcare centers of the Islamic Azad University in Tehran. Methodology: The research method is applied in terms of its objective and qualitative regarding its data. The population included management experts with specialized doctoral degrees, heads of educational healthcare centers of the Islamic Azad University, and their liaisons. The sampling was purposeful and snowball, selecting 14 experts until theoretical saturation was achieved. Findings: The findings indicate eight dimensions along with 47 components for the proposed model. The identified dimensions (components) include: Strategies (national and macro, regional and international), Infrastructure (scientific interactions, cultural interactions, political interactions, economic interactions, legal and ethical, research and education, management, organization, technology, support, monitoring, and coordination), Contextual Factors (political ideology, cultural ideology, economic ideology, security, and welfare facilities), Resources (financial resources, human resources, content resources, and natural tourism resources of the country), Education (clinical training, continuous education, health education, organizational education), Processes (needs assessment, design, implementation, evaluation, feedback, and corrective program), Communication Literacy Level (communication technology, intercultural communication, advertising, organizational communication, public relations, international relations, and tourist rights), and Ideation (being a pioneer, opportunity seeking, risk-taking, leveraging resources, customer orientation, value creation, and innovation). Conclusion: These results and the presented model can significantly assist in creating e-learning for health tourism marketing by the educational healthcare centers of the Islamic Azad University in Tehran. Therefore, the use of these results is recommended to the stakeholders and beneficiaries in this field.

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confidence: 99%

Designing an E-Learning Model for Health Tourism Marketing Case Study: Educational Healthcare Centers of Islamic Azad University, Tehran

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Doshman Ziari,

Barzegar

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“…(71,72) Finalmente, quedó reforzada la noción de que esta sinergia puede a su vez generar nuevas líneas de desarrollo y alianzas interinstitucionales, lo que también demanda un enfoque educativo y orientado hacia la capacitación de los principales actores involucrados. (73,74,75,76,77,78,79,80)…”

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Aesthetic medical tourism in Colombia: opportunity for the economic development of the country

Gómez Cano,

García Mogollón,

Sánchez Castillo

2024

Salud, Ciencia y Tecnología

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El turismo médico constituye una de las industrias en crecimiento dentro del área de los servicios de salud, no solo por sus ventajas competitivas, sino por los múltiples beneficios que le son atribuidos. Además, de la atención económica de padecimientos, también destaca por su contribución a la salud general a través de experiencias de relajación. En este escenario, el turismo médico estético constituye una de las modalidades más populares, la cual brinda además diferentes posibilidades para el esparcimiento durante la recuperación. Con el objetivo de analizar las potencialidades del turismo médico estético en Colombia, se condujo un estudio de revisión documental, organizado en un protocolo riguroso para la selección de fuentes y el análisis temático de contenido. Los hallazgos de la investigación patentan que el turismo médico en general y el turismo medico estético en específico, constituyen una importante industria en el contexto colombiano, pues sus sinergias con el turismo convencional y otros sectores económicos se aprecian como motores de desarrollo y crecimiento sostenible. De cara a futuros estudios, se recomienda profundizar en las relaciones de hélice, los estándares, médicos y turísticos y la integración de otros sectores a través de alianzas estratégicas.

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“…To illustrate, the practical programs regarding sustainable waste management in Lombok could be encouraged by motivating the locals with the economic benefits they may acquire from the plans. 44 When it comes to the breakthrough to cope with the complexities of waste issues in Indonesia, waste bank may be one of the alternatives. Notably, the principal function of waste banks in gaining community participation in 3R (Reduce, Reuse, and Recycling) also enables the local community to achieve economic benefits.…”

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The Policy of Sustainable Waste Management Towards Sustainable Development Goals

Budiman

Jaelani

2023

JHCLS

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The research is focused on the sustainable waste management, with the specific concern on the use of waste management platform called waste bank being driven by local organizations in Lombok, Indonesia. The study aims to investigate the factors that attract the participation of local communities in using the platform for waste management and further to explore the lessons and good practices of waste banks driven by local community-driven organizations in Lombok, Indonesia. The method used for this research was qualitative with the analytic-descriptive approach. Data collection was through literature study and survey questionnaire. Based on the findings of the research, several factors including socio-economic characteristic and the lack of waste facilities and services influence the participation of local communities in sustainable waste management in Lombok. Those factors are critically shown based on its significance in influencing the involvement of local communities in implementing sustainable waste management. Thus, one of alternatives to use the waste bank initiated by local community-driven organizations may help in some ways such as improved participation of local communities in sustainable waste management. Furthermore, the lessons and good practices of waste banks driven by the selected two organizations in Lombok are highlighted.

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Investigation of management of international education considering sustainable medical tourism and entrepreneurship

Cited by 15 publications

References 50 publications

Designing an E-Learning Model for Health Tourism Marketing Case Study: Educational Healthcare Centers of Islamic Azad University, Tehran

Designing an E-Learning Model for Health Tourism Marketing Case Study: Educational Healthcare Centers of Islamic Azad University, Tehran

Aesthetic medical tourism in Colombia: opportunity for the economic development of the country

The Policy of Sustainable Waste Management Towards Sustainable Development Goals

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