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Turkey faces deepening healthcare crisis as 21,000 specialists quit public hospitals in last 13 years - Stockholm Center for Freedom
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Turkey faces deepening healthcare crisis as 21,000 specialists quit public hospitals in last 13 years - Stockholm Center for Freedom
Turkey’s public healthcare system is confronting a growing shortage of doctors, with more than 21,000 specialists having resigned from state hospitals over the past 13 years amid punishing workloads, low wages, rising violence in healthcare facilities and deteriorating conditions, Turkish Minute reported, citing the Birgün daily. Figures compiled by the Turkish Medical Association (TTB) show that 1,759 specialists left public hospitals in the fi…
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