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[...] . Traveling abroad for medical care is commonly known as medical tourism also is referred to as medical travel, health tourism or [...]

[...] )“, I discuss the 3 scenarios under which one can consider combining 2 things – availing medical care with vacation or personal travel. Click to read the article. In this interview episode, I  [...]

[...] ’ money makes a lot of sense. Traveling abroad for medical care is commonly known as medical tourism also is referred to as medical travel, health tourism or global healthcare. It is a growing [...]

[...] I was recently interviewed as a featured guest expert about Medical Tourism on the Healthcare Elsewhere show with John Cote on iTunes! The show is so popular it debuted [...]

[...] need a reliable and trustworthy decision support system. 4. Trust your instinct For many the good decisions feel right intuitively or gut feeling as it is referred to often. People with years of [...]

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[...] remorse. Use the DIEEMA decision maker to use a structured step-by-step process of making good decisions. Here, it is important to clarify that there is a difference between decisions and intended [...]

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[...] them. I think there are really good and usable on a day-to-day basics to help you develop a good decision making acumen. As you read each one of these quotes, I would recommend making a note what [...]

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[...] avoiding scenarios that prevent self sabotage. The best way is to maintain a regular log of decision scenarios, the process you undertook and the outcomes. A decision audit log is available in the [...]

Irina complained of 2 things that sunday afternoon – the bothering pain in the jaw and the longing to see her mother. She was our next door neighbo [...]

[...] one stone. In the blog post “Medical tourism is killing 2 birds with one stone (decision scenarios)“, I discuss the 3 scenarios under which one can consider combining 2 things – [...]

[...]  skill is a lifelong learning experience, one getting better with practice over time. Making effective decisions for success Here are 7 principles that you can use as a check list going through the [...]

Remember your last major decision, Was the decision making process an enjoyable or stressful experience? What was your approach? Would you consider [...]

I was recently interviewed as a featured guest expert about Medical Tourism on the Healthcare Elsewhere show with John Cote on iTunes! The show is so [...]

[...] not falling into this trap subconsciously, make sure that your have established the decision criteria on paper without any influence of the available options. Another recommendation is to [...]