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Download the Future of Harley Street survery

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The Future of Harley Street at the Royal Society of Medicine stimulated discussion on the way forward in both the domestic and international healthcare marketplace. Participants gained insight into the size and nature of the international medical travel market, the activities of Harley Street’s global competitors and opportunities in new and traditional markets for Harley Street’s expertise. Download the survey report.

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Vote Results

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At the Future of Harley Street event a number of questions were asked of the delegates and the results were collated. The voting questions (and their answers are below). What does the future of Harley Street look like to you? What does Harley Street mean to you? Should we try to create a Harley Street “cluster”. Should we focus on Harley Street, London or the UK? How important is the Middle East Market to you today? Would you support a Harley Street “Partnership”.

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Presentations from the event

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Presentations from the event. The Future of Harley Street event was attended by over 180 people, all interested in the future of London and Harley Street as a global medical destination. If you would like to view the presentations from the event, you can view and download them here. Welcome… to the Future. Keith Pollard, CEO, Intuition Communication. The slumbering giant of medical travel? Keith Pollard, CEO, Intuition Communication. The emerging competition: Korea’s strategy for international patients.

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The Futute of Harley Street: Further reading

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We have published many of the presentations, photos and content from the Future of Harley Street event. Background to the event. To provide some background to the event and to stimulate discussion, we recommended that participants reviewed some of the recommended articles and resources below which provide insight to the growing international patient, medical travel and medical tourism sector. Articles from International Medical Travel Journal. London – The slumbering giant of medical travel? Many countri...

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The Future of Harley Street: Event sponsors

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The event is being funded through the sponsorship and support of the following organisations:. Intuition Communication is a specialist publisher of consumer and business-to-business information on private healthcare and medical travel. The company provides consumer-facing health and medical tourism portals such as Private Healthcare UK. And International Medical Travel Journal. Visit: www.intuition-communication.co.uk. The Howard de Walden Estate. Visit: www.hdwe.co.uk. King Edward VII Hospital. King Edw...

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The reason for the Future of Harley Street event

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For many years, Harley Street has been a centre of medical excellence, attracting patients from across the UK and across the world. But as healthcare systems around the world develop, London’s international business comes under threat from both its traditional competitors and new entrants to the international patient ( medical tourism ) sector. The slumbering giant of medical travel. London has become the slumbering giant of medical travel. Inbound medical tourism portals, online and print-based destinat...

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Referral to The Breast Clinic | The Breast Clinic

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Skip to main content. 44 (0)207 935 2021. Referral to the Breast Clinic. A Diagnosis of Breast Cancer. Making Choices for Treatment. Types of Breast Reconstruction. Adjustment of the Other Breast. Breast reduction and lift. Referral to the Breast Clinic. The Breast Clinic now has a main base at King Edward VII Hospital. What Happens at my first appointment? What do I need to bring? What happens if the lump shows cancer? AM: New Victoria Hospital. PM: 108 Harley Street. PM: King Edward VII Hospital. Post ...

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Speakers

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Has extensive experience in all aspects of hospital management, international healthcare, medical tourism and in the creation of International Patient Centres. Elizabeth held general management positions within some of London’s premier university hospitals: – Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital , Moorfields Eye Hospital, University College London Hospital (UCLH). She has been involved in the development and maintenance of patient flows from international sources for 15 years. Dr Sergei Vaganov,.