Competition is changing in the medical industry, and medical tourism has emerged as a form of both treatment and tourism. Medical tourism is defined inTaber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionaryas "Traveling abroad to undergo expensive invasive procedures in countries where high-quality, low-cost care is available, e.g. India. . . . Medical tourism is a form of outsourcing of health care. . . ." How might medical tourism disrupt existing competitive thinking in the health care industry?

Perform a quick search using the Capella University Library or the Internet for at least one credible resource about medical tourism. Summarize and comment on what you found.