Youngsub Lee

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Youngsub Lee is a prominent scholar in health policy and medical tourism, with a focused expertise on South Korea’s strategic positioning in global healthcare markets. His most-cited work, “South Korea's Medical Tourism Competitiveness and Future Strategy: Focused on Cancer Treatment: A Review” (2023), critically examines the nation’s transition from pandemic to endemic phases, highlighting the rapid resurgence of foreign patients and the government’s prioritization of medical tourism as a national industry. Lee’s research elucidates the medical, legal, and policy frameworks that underpin South Korea’s competitive edge in cancer treatment, offering actionable strategies for sustainable growth. With 4 citations, this review serves as a foundational reference for scholars and policymakers navigating post-pandemic healthcare globalization. Lee’s contributions extend to analyzing how regulatory reforms and institutional collaborations can enhance patient trust and treatment accessibility. His work is instrumental for students and researchers studying health diplomacy, tourism economics, and cross-border care, providing a nuanced roadmap for nations seeking to leverage medical expertise as a driver of economic and social development.