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Ghorbani, A., Sangui Norpour, A. (2018). Prequels of Improving the Management of the Experience of Muslim Medical Tourists Focusing on Islamic Management of Iranian Hospitals. Electronic and Cyber Defense, 26(1), 183-205.
Ali Ghorbani; Abasgholi Sangui Norpour. "Prequels of Improving the Management of the Experience of Muslim Medical Tourists Focusing on Islamic Management of Iranian Hospitals". Electronic and Cyber Defense, 26, 1, 2018, 183-205.
Ghorbani, A., Sangui Norpour, A. (2018). 'Prequels of Improving the Management of the Experience of Muslim Medical Tourists Focusing on Islamic Management of Iranian Hospitals', Electronic and Cyber Defense, 26(1), pp. 183-205.
Ghorbani, A., Sangui Norpour, A. Prequels of Improving the Management of the Experience of Muslim Medical Tourists Focusing on Islamic Management of Iranian Hospitals. Electronic and Cyber Defense, 2018; 26(1): 183-205.

Prequels of Improving the Management of the Experience of Muslim Medical Tourists Focusing on Islamic Management of Iranian Hospitals

مدیریت اسلامی
Article 7, Volume 26, Issue 1, January 2017, Pages 183-205    PDF (735.48 K)
Authors
Ali Ghorbani1; Abasgholi Sangui Norpour* 2
1Assistant professor of business administration, Payam Noor University
2Corresponding author: lecturer at Islamic Azad University of Bonab
Receive Date: 05 January 2018,  Revise Date: 22 July 2019,  Accept Date: 19 September 2018 
Abstract
This research is intended to identify the prequels made in improving the management of the experience of foreign Muslim clients in hospitals, focusing on the Islamic approach in hospitals, and the mediating roles of the attitude of foreign medical tourists. Research data is gathered from 237 tourists having received medical services from the hospitals in the northwest of Iran. The data are analyzed in the form of modeling of structural equations using LISREL software. The results indicated that the treatment experiences of foreign Muslim medical tourists are influenced by Islamic behavior of physicians and hospitals. Yet, the Islamic behavior of nurses did not show significant effects on them. The study also showed that the attitudes of foreign tourists towards the conduct of the Islamic physicians and hospitals play the role of mediators in the experience of patient tourists. The results of the study provide an accurate understanding of Islamic-based clinical conduct. More precisely, the results can be helpful for Iranian hospitals in providing eligible care services based on Islamic rules to the requirements of Muslim medical tourists. Consequently, improving customer experience management help attract more Muslim medical tourists.
Keywords
health services; management of customer experiences; Islamic behavior; Muslim medical tourists
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