In our increasingly interconnected world, medical repatriation has emerged as a critical component of global healthcare support. This process involves the safe and efficient transfer of patients to their home country or a suitable healthcare facility when medical emergencies occur abroad. For professionals involved in international health management, understanding the nuances of medical repatriation is essential. Ensuring Patient Safety and Continuity of Care At the heart of Medical repatriation is patient safety. When a medical emergency strikes far from home, the priority is to ensure the patient receives appropriate care during transportation. This requires coordination between doctors, repatriation specialists, and transport crews to stabilize the patient and mitigate risks. The…