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Patient journey

Open data

Every published collection on The Treatment Registry is available as a bulk download in CSV and JSON — 1,546 rows across 16 datasets. Use it for research, analysis, or to cite the registry. Data is generated from the same content that powers the site (last generated 2026-10-22).

DatasetRowsLicence and sourceDownload
procedures

Medical and dental procedures with recovery, sessions and price-range metadata.

91CSV · JSON
countries

Destination countries with regulator, JCI count, malpractice framework and patient-rights links.

32CSV · JSON
clinics

Published clinics with location, founding year, accreditations and verification status.

35CSV · JSON
conditions

Patient-facing conditions mapped to treatment ladders and related procedures.

22CSV · JSON
guides

In-depth patient guides (cost, legal, aftercare, due diligence). CSV omits the full markdown body; JSON keeps it.

69CSV · JSON
glossary

Medical-tourism glossary terms with definitions and related procedures.

225CSV · JSON
regulators

National medical/dental regulators with verification and complaint-pathway URLs.

77CSV · JSON
price-records

Country-band aggregate price records per procedure, with currency, range and as-of date.

83CSV · JSON
accreditation-pathways

Accreditation schemes (issuer, scope, verification URL).

19CSV · JSON
red-flags

Documented red-flag patterns to watch for, with severity and category.

38CSV · JSON
reading-paths

Curated reading paths by audience.

18CSV · JSON
sources

Bibliography of every cited source (title, publisher, URL, accessed date).

406CSV · JSON
device-safety

Regulator device-safety notices (FDA enforcement reports, MHRA medical safety alerts) matched to procedures; one row per procedure and notice. Product/title text is the regulator's own.

65
Source: openFDA — Device Enforcement Reports API (U.S. Food and Drug Administration); Alerts and recalls for drugs and medical devices — MHRA medical safety alerts (Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency)
Fetched 2026-10-04
CSV · JSON
travel-health

Official travel-health pointers per country: FCDO advice page, CDC destination page and CDC travel notices (kind = advice | destination | notice). Titles and change lines are verbatim publisher text.

68
Source: Foreign travel advice (GOV.UK) (UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office); CDC Travelers' Health (U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
Fetched 2026-10-04
CSV · JSON
complication-literature

Published papers on complications after treatment abroad, one row per paper and procedure (bibliographic metadata only; links out to the paper).

50
Bibliographic metadata only (titles, identifiers, links); no abstract text stored
Source: Europe PMC REST API (Europe PMC (European Bioinformatics Institute, EMBL-EBI))
Fetched 2026-10-04
CSV · JSON
country-health-stats

World Bank WDI national health indicators, one row per country and indicator (latest non-null year, unrounded). National averages, not clinic measures.

248
Source: World Development Indicators (The World Bank Group)
Fetched 2026-10-04
CSV · JSON

Licence and use

The registry’s compilation and its own collections are published under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0. You may share and adapt them, including commercially, provided you credit The Treatment Registry (thetreatmentregistry.com) and license derivatives under the same terms. That licence covers the compilation only. Rows that originate with a third party keep the licence of their source; it is not replaced by CC BY-SA.

Third-party-derived collections and their source licences:

  • Device safety notices — openFDA, public domain (Public Domain Mark 1.0); MHRA, Open Government Licence v3.0.
  • Travel advice — FCDO, Open Government Licence v3.0; CDC, public domain. The CDC “destination” rows are bare pointers to CDC pages (links we constructed); they carry no CDC text.
  • Complication literature — Europe PMC metadata; each paper remains under its publisher’s terms.
  • Country health statistics — World Bank, CC BY 4.0.

The combined registry.json and registry.csv exclude these collections.

Display and research use only. Not for clinical or financial decisions. Source-level citations are in the sources collection. Where a field is derived from an external source, that source is recorded in the sources collection and referenced by slug elsewhere in the data.

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