When the crew must be the doctor

Article Abstract:

Cruisers have to assume the role of doctors offshore so they must be able to recognize and treat common maladies that occur on a cruising sailboat. They must keep in mind the two important elements of preventive medicine, namely, hydration and training. Knowledge of emergency medicine is also crucial.

Management, First aid in illness and injury, First aid, Voyages and travels

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Health care for cruisers

Article Abstract:

A sailboat owner contemplating an extended cruise should plan for health insurance coverage by outlining the itinerary and checking current coverage. Options include continuing existing group coverage, buying individual coverage or enrolling in a specialized travel assistance program.

Information services, Health insurance, Insurance, Travelers, International Association for Medical Assistance to Travellers

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Are you getting what you pay for?

Article Abstract:

Purchasers of marine insurance should examine the insurance company's financial rating and consider its experience in settling claims. A boat that is an attractive risk is easier and less costly to insure.

Buyers Guide, Marine insurance

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