Effect to syndication of economic crisis with approaching health sector in Turkey
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The concept and the fact of the crisis is worth dealing with its historical dimension. At the same time, the crisis which has also economic, social and political effects, mostly determine the countries policies for the future. The crises with economic character may cause deep sectoral impacts with short-or long-term. On the other hand, it has also social effects. The way of Health Sector?s due to crisis, which has both short term and long term impacts and the source of principal of social effects, is quite significant.Likewise, health sector is the sector which has produced semi public goods and services by public and private sector. The way of the health sector affected by crisis needs to be categorized in the ways that decreasing of public resources, income shrinkage of hosuehold, inequality in health services, disorders in health conditions and the effects on sector employees. Thus, the interaction of the crisis and health sector can be melted in the same pot with scale of unionization in Turkey. It is neccessary to maintain the unionization in health sector and observe the alteration to see this clearly.
Author
Hilmi Şefik Cambolat
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İstanbul Beykent University
Hastane ve Sağlık Kur. Yön. Bilim Dalı
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Hilmi Şefik Cambolat (Master Thesis). Effect to syndication of economic crisis with approaching health sector in Turkey, 2013, İstanbul Beykent University.
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