Bài viết về follow-up - Global Medical Base

Nobody owns the handover between two countries. If you do not manage it, it does not happen.

The procedure ends when you leave. The treatment does not.

Most problems with treatment abroad come from compressing the timeline, not from the medicine.

The medical part usually goes to plan. The two weeks afterwards are what people underestimate.

Without a framework, comparison collapses into whichever brochure was most persuasive.