Jphila. hospitals team up to attract patients form abroad; foreign visitors groups will tour medical sites here; the goal is to entice 6,000 a year for treatment

Article Abstract:

Early in 1999 a Philadelphia health-care marketer will bring some medical attaches from various Arab nations to Philadelphia for a small tour. They will be visiting the regions medical facilities instead of the ordinary tourist attractions. The group will be interested in how Crozer-Keystone Health System manages burn patients. At MossRehab Hospital they will observe brain-injury treatment programs.

Hospitals, Public affairs

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Going from jobless to boss

Article Abstract:

The state-funded Self-Employment Assistance Program and the Project Gate program, which is designed to help unemployed and underemployed Pennsylvanians, are presented. The state-funded Self-Employment Assistance Program is designed for the unemployed whereas Project Gate targets wider group, would include the underemployed and immigrants.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Services information, Services, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Employment assistance, Self employment

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