medical tourism

I'll be speaking on Tuesday 22nd, October , 6pm to 7 pm.

I used to be on one of the organ transplant teams when I worked as an RN, at VGH OR. I believe everyone should discuss being an organ donor with their families, including eye donations which can help so many people.

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https://calgaryherald.com/health/diet-fitness/patients-take-flight-albertans-look-elsewhere-to-avoid-surgery-wait-times

The second book in the Surgery for Sale series – Pre-Surgery Checklist & Workbook – will be available at the end of September.
Here’s a preview of the cover and size.

The new Pre-surgery Planner will be launched in September.Log into the members area to get launch information.

When people speak of medical tourism they are usually discussing the practice of going outside of the country where they live and paying for a surgical procedure to be performed. With this book my intention is simple: to stimulate reflection and conversations about why you want the surgery abroad and what the effect on you, the healthcare system abroad, and at home may be in relation to your engagement in this venture.
Over 800,000 Canadians travel outside the country on a yearly basis to obtain medical/dental services not pre-approved by their provincial health plan.