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    From a medical tourism hospital to a National Health Service hospitak in eight easy years! A case study of the Golden Jubilee Hospital in Glasgow, Scotland

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    2010
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    Hay, Brian
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    Hay, B. (2010) From a medical tourism hospital to a National Health Service hospitak in eight easy years! A case study of the Golden Jubilee Hospital in Glasgow, Scotland, , , , ,
    Abstract
    The aim of this paper is to outline how and why a private-sector, purpose-built hospital designed to attract overseas medical tourists to Glasgow in the early 1990s, did develop into a centre of medical excellence - but one wholly owned and managed by the National Health Service Scotland (NHS Scotland), as a Special Health Board Hospital and not as a centre for medical tourism.
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