Province in Turkey health service factors affecting quality

In the health sector that the most important asset is people. People have the right to live in a healthy and balanced environment is. To provide this right to life and healthy community in order to make health services and the service sector organizations are funded. This scientific norms and standards of health care institutions and individuals in accordance with the present expectations ensure. The development of science and technology, humanity, the importance of increasing health care has made it necessary to provide a high standard. Turkey's 21 century, the health conditions of competition have the power to be, and this competition a successful exit for science and technology, culture, education, research and development requirements in line with the health services effectively, efficiently and reliably be given to quality, it will be possible.In Turkey, provincial health services in order to investigate the factors affecting the quality, variables, the 53 using data from health statistics, factor analysis 171, increased significantly. Factor analysis with the most important variables in the population per hospital patient number, ten thousand people per specialist physicians, large numbers of operations, bed turnover, USG number of devices, etc. variables that provinces have developed shows. 81 provincial-level health variables in this study according to the most developed city is Ankara. Second Eskisehir province of Izmir and Istanbul, is followed by more. Igdir, Çankırı, Ardahan, Mus, Agri, Hakkari, Sirnak, Bitlis, Mardin, Tunceli, Gumushane, Siirt, the latest development is included in the ranking.In this study, Turkey's Health System, its history, the EU and OECD countries, and comparisons, Turkey's Health Services Building, Turkey's Health Economics, Health Financing, provincial socio-economic development ranking, Quality in Health Care is explained.Key words: Health System, Health Economics, Health Financing, Human development index, factor analysis, socio-economic structure, the quality of health services