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Slide 1: Neurology (Brain)
Slide 2: Summary Neuropathology-specialized hospitals in Thailand offer a multidisciplinary approach to the diagnosis and treatment of malignant and benign brai Photo provided by Praram 9 Hospital n tumors, as well as non-tum orous lesions.
Slide 3: Why Thailand?  Thailand features internationally accredited medical facilities Thailand was the first country in Asia to achieve JCI accreditation in 2002, and 13 hospitals are now accredited. Many Thai hospitals use Hospital Accreditation (HA), a four-stage process that combines self-assessment and peer assessment to judge performance levels against established standards and identify methods of improvement.
Slide 4: Why Thailand? Thailand’s medical professionals are highly qualified The hospitals which specialize have extensive experience in treating brain t umors and providing a comprehensive management plan for patients at all sta ges of their illness. Many Thai doctors and surgeons practicing today have won awards for their work and endeavors and more than 500 doctors practicing in Thai hospitals are American Board Certified. Photo provided by Bumrungrad International Hospital
Slide 5: Why Thailand?  Cost saving The cost of medical treatments in Thailand is significantly lower compared to identical treatments in the developed world. In fact, treatments in Thailand are typically far less expensive than elsewhere in the world.  No waiting lists Appointments for treatment can be arranged. There are enough qualified surgeons that there is little, if any, waiting for scheduling even the most complex and invasive procedures
Slide 6: Why Thailand?  Thailand’s medical technology is state-ofthe-art All of Thailand’s leading hospitals feature state-of-the-art technology that helps them provide the highest degree of medical treatment and service. Photo provided by Bumrungrad International Hospital
Slide 7: Why Thailand?  Thailand offers excellent service • Each hospital hosts patients in total comfort with expert nursing and care, which can include neurological evaluation, MRI scans, patholo gy review and face-to-face discussions with neuro-oncologists to de velop treatment plans. Physicians in Thailand develop a management system to help the patient cope with the health risks involved. • Photos provided by Bangkok Hospital Medical Center
Slide 8: List of procedures
Slide 9: Samples of Medical Service Providers • Bangkok Hospital www.bangkokhospital.com • Bumrungrad International Hospital www.bumrungrad.com/ • Praram 9 Hospital www.praram9.com/  Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital http://www.samitivejhospitals.com/ • Wattanosoth Cancer Hospital www.bangkokhospital.com/wattanosoth/
Slide 10: Medical Tourism Destinations Bangkok ChiangMai Pattaya Phuket Photos provided by Tourism Authority of Thailand Koh Samui
Slide 11: Post – Treatment in Thailand Sightseeing Shopping Dining Beaches Photos provided by Tourism Authority of Thailand Spas
Slide 12: Thanks to
Slide 13: www.ThailandMedTourism.com A Global Center of Excellence For Medical Tourism