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Service quality in heath sector: An aplication on hospitals in Van province

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2019
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Raise awareness of the high student, quite laborious to prepare them for the challenges they will encounter a situation at work and want to sacrifice that much. Universities In this context, students interested in education should undertake their mission as the driving force in the realization of the development of the region as well as their established facilities Although the main target of sumac on their social life. This Going out from reality is not addressed to residents of the region where only the university, came outside and even from all over the country the country to students from different cultures who want to complete their education as they provide towards completion of training opportunities. The above is also to identify students who are studying the department and gender of the expectations of different issues by considering this study aims Centenary University of Economics and Administrative Sciences at the undergraduate level, as briefly mentioned and examine the change. Yuzuncuyıl University Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences in this direction, 'also conducted a survey of students attending the faculty and students in general, were analyzed expectations for the university and environmental conditions. The main purpose of this study is to examine the quality of services in the health sector. For this purpose, surveys were conducted on three hospitals in Van, two public and one private. As a result of the study, it was concluded that the quality and satisfaction from the private hospital was high.

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Süleyman Azad Tunçer

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Süleyman Azad Tunçer (Master Thesis). Service quality in heath sector: An aplication on hospitals in Van province, 2019, Van Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversity.

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