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Haneesh Poovathumkadavil Harichandran
Purpose: Examine medical insurance malpractices in the UAE's private healthcare industry and assess their impact on the socio-economic landscape, focusing on the context of a rapidly growing economy and a diverse healthcare system.
Theoretical framework: Situated within the dynamic framework of the UAE's expanding economy and healthcare sector, emphasizing the pivotal role of health insurance policies in providing medical coverage.
Design/Methodology/Approach: Employ a comprehensive research approach to uncover prevalent medical insurance malpractices within the private healthcare industry of the UAE. Analyze the effects of these practices on various socio-economic aspects.
Findings: In the backdrop of an evolving healthcare landscape, the study reveals instances of malpractices within medical insurance in the UAE's private healthcare sector. These practices have implications for access to quality healthcare and the broader socio-economic fabric.
Research, practical & social implications: The research outcomes hold significant implications for both policy makers and stakeholders within the healthcare industry. Addressing medical insurance malpractices is essential to ensure equitable access to healthcare services and to maintain a healthy socio-economic balance.
Originality/Value: This study contributes to the understanding of the interplay between medical insurance malpractices and the socio-economic backdrop of the UAE's private healthcare industry. By shedding light on exploitative practices, the research highlights the need for regulatory measures to safeguard the well-being of both individuals and the nation's socio-economic landscape.
