The IMPACT Study integrates patient experience data with healthcare leader and buyer responses, surveying past and prospective medical travelers across multiple regions. Analysis uses descriptive methods (counts and percentages) to identify patterns across stakeholder groups, with chi-square testing applied to differences in trust and satisfaction between accredited and non-accredited settings. Open-ended responses are coded thematically. Demographic variables (age, gender, country of residence) inform comparative analysis. Participation was voluntary and responses were anonymous.
The IMPACT™ Study integrates patient, healthcare leader, and buyer responses in one framework. Three findings recur across all three groups, and together they reframe what "trust" means in international care.
The IMPACT Study integrates patient experience data with healthcare leader and buyer responses, surveying past and prospective medical travelers across multiple regions. Analysis uses descriptive methods (counts and percentages) to identify patterns across stakeholder groups, with chi-square testing applied to differences in trust and satisfaction between accredited and non-accredited settings. Open-ended responses are coded thematically. Demographic variables (age, gender, country of residence) inform comparative analysis. Participation was voluntary and responses were anonymous.
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