Medicals international jordan
Jordan is achieving success because of the importance it has placed on the development of quality healthcare as 9.3% of GDP is spent on health.The following table highlights Jordan’s expenditures relative to GDP in comparison to selected countries: The Government of Jordan actively promotes investment in the healthcare and wellness sector through the Jordan Investment borough.Īnother asset in the Jordanian health and wellness sector is its competitive cost structure, which offers medical services at a low-risk platform to serve the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) market.Īll hospitals in Jordan have implemented anti-infection programs, which proved to be effective during the Arab Spring since Jordan treated more than 150,000 wounded and sick patients from a number of neighboring Arab countries in a record time period, and no infectious disease spread among these patients although they came from infected population as a result of wars in their countries. One of Jordan’s primary assets in the medical services sector is its workforce, as the country boasts over 28,000 physicians most of whom are board certified in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada or other European countries and a growing team of nurses that are experienced in state-of-the-art patient care. This includes medical and spa tourism, pharmaceutical industry, bio-medical research and production, medical equipment sales, and wellness products from the Dead Sea. Positioned as a gateway to the Middle East, Jordan is emerging as one of the world’s most desirable locations for investment in health and wellness.