The dimensions of social responsibility in the healt institutions and a pratice
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The research?s aim is to determine whether the private health institutions fulfill their social responsibilities or not.In this study, it was also investigated whether the private health institutions taking part in the health sector fulfill their social responsibilities or not by using the economic, legal, moral, voluntary, political, humanitarian and technological responsibility factors.The data of the study were obtained with a survey conducted on 150 persons working in private hospitals, medical centers, polyclinics, branch hospitals and orthodontics centers. The findings obtained with the analysis of the data indicated that fulfilling technological and voluntary responsibilities were the most important factors.Key words: Health Institutions, Social Responsibility, Dimensions of Social Responsibility
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Nazan Hoşavcı
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İstanbul Beykent University
Hastane ve Sağlık Kur. Yön. Bilim Dalı
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Nazan Hoşavcı (Master Thesis). The dimensions of social responsibility in the healt institutions and a pratice, 2010, İstanbul Beykent University.
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