After accurately predicting that Australia would begin to attract so-called medical tourists from China, the United States, and many other countries all over the world, Kobacker has since gone on to note that it remains critical that Australians consider the many varied outcomes that could stem from this influx of medical-care seeking travelers from outside of Australia. Kobacker emphasized that there is nothing wrong with welcoming this kind of tourism to Australia, but it is absolutely worth noting that it is problematic that such differences exist in the quality of health care available to people based on nothing more than simple geography. This is why the medical field has seen increased overseas demand for its most important assets, which, of course, are the doctors and medical practitioners.

In order to maintain the exceptional level of medical care available to Australians while also exporting the doctors, technologies and medical practices that have made Australian medical care so highly regarded, a greater focus on education is necessary. This will avoid creating any issues associated with scarcity while also ensuring that individuals the world over are able to receive an exceptional level of medical care regardless of where they happen to be at any given moment.